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AI-powered gender bias detection for text, with Gemini analysis and 3D visualization. Genderly helps writers, researchers, educators, HR teams, DEI teams, marketers, and content reviewers detect potential gender bias in web text or selected content. The extension uses AI-assisted analysis to identify patterns such as gender stereotypes, unequal role representation, differences in capability framing, sentiment imbalance, and other language signals that may affect fairness and inclusiveness. Key features: • Analyze selected text or webpage content for potential gender bias • Identify stereotypes, unequal representation, and biased language patterns • Receive clear explanations and practical rewriting suggestions • Explore results through interactive 3D visualization • Support content review for job descriptions, marketing copy, educational materials, research samples, articles, and public-facing communication How it works: 1. Open a webpage or select the text you want to review. 2. Launch Genderly from the browser extension. 3. Review the bias analysis, explanations, visualization, and suggested improvements. 4. Use the results as an AI-assisted reference and apply human judgment before publishing. Note: Genderly provides AI-assisted analysis and should not be treated as legal advice, academic proof, or a final decision-making system. Results may depend on context and should be reviewed by humans.
Jul 1, 2026
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