Generative artificial intelligence will lead to job cuts this year, CEOs sayFinancial Times

The IMF predicts that 60% of jobs in the most developed economies and 40% in the rest may be affected by AI and asks for protection. A conversation with Arlindo Oliveira, president of INESC.

AI Will Transform the Global Economy: Let’s Make Sure It Benefits Humanity

We are on the brink of a technological revolution that could jumpstart productivity, boost global growth and raise incomes around the world. Yet it could also replace jobs and deepen inequality. The rapid advance of artificial intelligence has captivated the world, causing both excitement and alarm, and raising important questions about its potential impact on …

Warning as AI could hit three in five workers by replacing their jobs

ARTIFICIAL intelligence could hit three in five workers — possibly replacing their jobs. The warning comes in a new International Monetary Fund report on the future of work. AlamyArtificial intelligence could hit three in five workers — possibly replacing their jobs[/caption] It warned of lower salaries, cuts in hiring and said “in the most extreme cases, some of these jobs may disappear”. A separate study from accountants PwC has revealed that …

Millions of workers to be impacted by AI: ‘Jobs may disappear’

Two in five people will have their jobs affected by artificial intelligence.

IMF: De her dele af verden kommer til at blive hårdest ramt af kunstig intelligens

40 procent. Så stor en del af erhverv kommer i fremtiden til at blive påvirket af kunstig intelligens, ai. Og det vil påvirke den globale økonomi og i værste fald forværre uligheden.  Sådan konkluderer en ny analyse fra Den Internationale Valutafond (IMF). Lande med en god økonomi står ifølge analysen over for den største »trussel« fra ai, hvilket i »ekstreme tilfælde« kommer til at betyde, at erhverv bliver fuldstændig erstattet af ai. Ifølge K…

Utslagning av jobb och ökade klyftor kan bli konsekvensen när artificiell intelligens (AI) breder ut sig. I den positiva vågskålen ligger ökad ekonomisk tillväxt, enligt en analys av IMF.