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In a world that claims progress, bias has merely changed its form. A new Capgemini Research Institute report reveals that while women match men in confidence and capability, nearly half of male leaders still label AI and innovation skills as “masculine.” The patriarchy, it seems, has not vanished—it has simply learned to code. 
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