According to the International Monetary Fund’s recent estimate, artificial intelligence affects about 40.0% of global employment.
Automation and information technology, it noted, have historically impacted ordinary work, but one of the things that distinguishes AI is its capacity to effect high-skilled occupations.
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As a result, industrialized economies face more threats from AI while simultaneously having more possibilities to capitalize on its advantages than emerging market and developing nations.
AI may affect around 60% of occupations in advanced economies. AI integration might help almost half of the exposed occupations, increasing productivity.
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