The International Monetary Fund in its recent report on ai reveals that almost 40% of global employment is exposed to ai.
The IMF believes that one of the things that sets ai apart is its ability to impact high-skilled jobs, making advanced economies They face greater risks due to ai, but they also provide opportunities.
In advanced economies, around 60% of jobs may be affected by ai, while in emerging markets and low-income countries, exposure to ai is expected to be 40% and 26%, respectively.
The findings suggest that emerging market and developing economies face fewer immediate disruptions from ai, but many of these countries do not have the infrastructure or skilled workforce to reap the benefits of ai, increasing the risk of worsening. inequality between nations.
The IMF says that to help countries design the right policies, it has developed an ai Readiness Index that measures readiness in areas such as digital infrastructure, human capital and labor market policies, innovation and economic integration, and regulation and ethics.
IMF ai-will-transform-the-global-economy-lets-make-sure-it-benefits-humanity” target=”_blank”>suggests That, guided by insights from the ai Readiness Index, advanced economies should prioritize ai innovation and integration while developing robust regulatory frameworks.
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