1. 서론

2. 이론적 배경과 선행연구 검토

3. 연구 방법

4. 젠더화된 AI 기술의 사례 분석

5. 젠더화된 기술 구조와 응답⋅책임의 윤리

6. 결론

This study critically examines how artificial intelligence (AI) technologies reproduce gendered power structures and proposes the need for alternative AI ethics grounded on Donna Haraway’s concepts of accountability and response-ability. Emphasizing the embeddedness of AI within social relations and power, this study applies a case-based discourse analysis of recruitment algorithms, speech-based conversational AI, and image and search algorithms, drawing on diverse reports, media, and academic literature. The analysis focused on five dimensions: technological overview, gendering modes, accountability, response-ability, and ethical evaluation. The findings indicate that AI not only mirrors but also automates and amplifies gender inequalities, functioning as a structural mechanism of reinforcement. Consequently, this study suggests policy measures such as institutionalizing digital and gender impact assessments, ensuring participatory design, and strengthening educational and capacity-building programs. These discussions highlight the need to shift AI development from an efficiency-centered paradigm to one oriented toward justice and responsibility, contributing to an ethical framework that links gender justice with digital justice.