A free, self-paced online module in two parts that helps UN personnel recognize and reduce gender bias in generative AI, using examples from UN operations and the Women, Peace and Security agenda. Part 1 explains in plain language what AI and generative AI are and how they can produce biased content; Part 2 shows how these tools can introduce bias into otherwise neutral content and offers practical steps to catch and reduce it in everyday work.

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