# 《斯坦福人工智慧指數2026》發現，印度女性的人工智慧技能滲透率為1.9，較去年指數的1.61有所提升。

*genai · news · 2026-05-30 · Lokmat Times*

## Key points

- 印度女性的人工智慧技能滲透率（1.9）高於美國、英國或加拿大。
- 印度目前貢獻了5.2%的高知名度開源人工智慧專案，較往年增加。
- 41%的印度員工表示幾乎每天使用人工智慧，為全球最高。
- 印度女性在工作中使用人工智慧的頻率高於男性，日常使用率達44%。
- 每日使用人工智慧的用戶感覺生產力較低的可能性是其他人的四倍，儘管參與度較高。

New Delhi, May 30 As artificial intelligence (AI) adoption surges in India, Indian women score higher (1.9) than women in the United States (1.71), Canada (0.97) and the United Kingdom (0.90) on learning AI-related skills, according to a new report. The ‘Stanford AI Index 2026’ found that AI skill penetration rate for Indian women stood at 1.9 -- an improvement from 1.61 registered in the previous year’s index. Among AI projects with at least 10 stars, the United States accounted for the largest share in 2025 (31.7 per cent), though that has declined steadily from nearly 80 per cent in 2011 as developers in other regions have increased their presence on the platform. While China’s share has levelled off since 2019. India remains a growing contributor, representing 5.2 per cent of projects with at least 10 stars, the report stated. The geographic distribution of more visible open-source AI projects has shifted over time. Meanwhile, India has emerged as a global leader in artificial intelligence adoption, with 41 per cent of employees reporting that they use AI nearly every day. The report from ADP Research said that around 80 per cent of employees in India use AI at least multiple times a week – the highest levels recorded across all surveyed markets. Indian usage is significantly higher, as only half of the workers surveyed globally use AI multiple times a week. Nigeria (39 per cent) and Vietnam (36 per cent) followed India in terms of daily AI usage. Women in India are using AI more frequently than men, with 44 per cent using AI nearly every day at work compared to 40 per cent. However, the findings also revealed a growing disconnect between AI adoption and perceived productivity. While 30 per cent of daily AI users reported being fully engaged, they were four times more likely than non-users to feel less productive. As AI took over routine tasks, employees felt their contributions were harder to quantify and evaluate, the report noted. Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor Open in app

**Countries:** India, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, China, Nigeria, Vietnam

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