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The IMF report shows that almost 40% of occupations will be affected by artificial intelligence, with the impact greater in developed countries.

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According to the report, artificial intelligence will increase social inequalities, helping high-wage employees and dismantling low-income jobs. Regulation of AI is lagging, with the EU negotiating safeguards while the US hesitates on regulation.

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Inteligența artificială va afecta aproape 40% din locurile de muncă, chiar 60% în economiile avansate, potrivit FMI
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AI will affect 40% of jobs and probably worsen inequality, says IMF head

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