US EditionIMF: 36% of PH jobs at high risk from AI disruption, automation
- 36% of jobs in the Philippines are projected to be at high risk of job displacement due to AI and automation.
- The impact of AI disruption and automation is significant for the labor market in the Philippines.
- This statistic raises concerns about the future of employment and job security for many workers.
- The IMF's assessment indicates that the workforce must adapt to these changes.
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IMF sees 36% of PH jobs eased or displaced by AI
MANILA, Philippines — Nearly four out of 10 jobs in the Philippines are “highly” exposed to artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential to either displace workers or support various tasks to boost the productivity of employees, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said. In a country report dated Dec. 20, the Washington-based institution estimated that 36 […]...Keep on reading: IMF sees 36% of PH jobs eased or displaced by AI
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‘AI-powered chatbox, VAs to replace 14% of PHL jobs’
CHATBOTS and virtual assistants that are powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) could replace 14 percent of Philippine jobs, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In a recent report, the IMF estimated that out of all jobs, some 35 percent or more than a third are “highly exposed” to AI.…
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