IMF warns: AI threatens 40% of global jobs, deepening inequality
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised concerns about the rising influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on the global job market. According to the IMF, nearly 40% of jobs worldwide are at risk due to AI, which could result in deepening inequality. IMF’s Managing Director, Kristalina Georgieva, has urged governments to establish safety nets and retraining initiatives to counter AI’s impact. She predicts that advanced economies, particularly white-collar workers, will be most affected, with up to 60% of jobs being impacted. Georgieva emphasizes the need for proactive policymaking to prevent social tensions arising from AI-induced job losses.
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