AI Could Affect 60 Percent of Jobs in Advanced Economies, IMF Warns
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Artificial intelligence can significantly increase productivity and economic growth, but at the same time can put particular pressure on workers in certain mid-skilled professions. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warns that countries should therefore not only technologically, ...
TribuneThe risk is shifting towards inemployability The figures available first require a little measurement. Last June, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) still found that the productivity gains associated with the generative AI were real, but that the massive destruction of jobs remained limited. However, the IMF estimates that almost 60% of jobs in advanced economies will be affected by AI, whether increased, transformed or eliminate…
Artificial intelligence could affect up to 60% of jobs in developed economies, and Europe must simultaneously develop its own technologies, accelerate their deployment and manage the resulting risks.
Artificial intelligence could affect up to 60% of jobs in developed economies, and Europe must simultaneously develop its own technologies, ...
To preserve its social model and not fall behind in global competition, Europe must act quickly and comprehensively in the field of artificial intelligence.
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