The IMF report shows that almost 40% of occupations will be affected by artificial intelligence, with the impact greater in developed countries.
Adrian Rusu
Current Affairs
https://pixabay.com/ro
Always see our news on Google
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.
Sources
FMI spune că AI-ul va afecta aproape 40% dintre meserii: Unii angajați își vor pierde locul de muncă
Inteligența artificială va afecta aproape 40% din locurile de muncă, chiar 60% în economiile avansate, potrivit FMI
FMI susţine că inteligenţa artificială va afecta aproape 40% din locurile de muncă
AI will affect 40% of jobs and probably worsen inequality, says IMF head
Latest News
19:39
The Reform UK party proposes to stop social benefits for foreigners in Great Britain, including Romanians.
19:38
Oana Ţoiu commented on the CCR decision that could lead to the loss of the mandate of the mayor of Timișoara, Dominic Fritz: "Power in democracy must be won and lost at the ballot box."
19:21
The United States and Mexico have signed an agreement for the purchase of drones and anti-drone systems by Mexico, aimed at combating cartels.
19:05
Admiral Brad Cooper, impressed by the USS Abraham Lincoln mission: A "breathtaking" experience
18:52
The Minister of the Environment, Diana Buzoianu, announced the completion of the rehabilitation works of the Leșu Dam.
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
