The new misogyny driven by AI and ‘cyberbrothels’

It's Time for Young Men to Be Allies in the Fight Against Online Misogyny

If men are educated and trained to stand up to online misogyny, it will empower women to defend themselves as well. Changing the culture is possible.

'Misogyny in a bow': The hidden dangers of soft sexism

A podcast host is being accused of spreading a subtly toxic message about the role of women in modern society.

The new misogyny driven by AI and ‘cyberbrothels’

When Laura Bates published her 2020 book Men Who Hate Women, the wave of abuse that came her way from the very people she spoke about was not entirely unprecedented. “A lot of it was the sort of thing I was used to”, she says. “Pictures of men holding machetes saying they were coming for me. Casual discussion about the best way to hang me.”

Misogyny in the metaverse

Advances in technology and artificial intelligence have created a brave new world – and women are hated here, too.

Incels, pickup artists and others: In the web, subcultures are formed that incite hatred against women. Now, for the first time, it has been investigated what unites the anti-women networks.

Now politicians on North Funen want to find out how widespread misogyny is among the area's young people. The Children and Youth Committee decided this at a committee meeting on Tuesday evening, writes DR. The Social Democrats, which submitted the proposal, want the extent of the phenomenon of incels and misogyny to be investigated. Incels refer to a group of men who live in involuntary celibacy and who gather online to do so. The subculture is …