> A less-empathizing/more-systematizing personality would make people more interested in the politics of effective institutions than in the politics of provisioning social welfare.
Could it not be that more women consider "the politics of provisioning social welfare" an effective institution than men? Or more generally, could it be that people who rely on welfare programs [0] have a different view of them? If you think poor people are not only poor because they deserve to be, some form of welfare is going to be part of your idea of "effective institutions".
I can't help but notice that the loudest Anti-AI-Campaigners are not AI people.