AI poses a greater threat to women’s work than men, says the report

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The artificial intelligence performed by the traditional women of Geneva (Reuters) -Jobs, especially in high-income countries, especially in large-lucrative countries, the International Labor Organization’s report is more sensitive to artificial intelligence compared to Tuesday.

9.6% of this traditional women’s work is accepting administrative responsibilities compared to 3.5% of the EU and changes their clerical work as a Catern’s work.

The report says.

Workplaces in the media, software and financial roles are also expanding generative AI learning skills.

“Such exposure emphasizes that the immediate automation of an occupation is not taken into account the use of this technology for the immediate automation, but for a large part of the current positions,” the report said.

Governors and employers and employees called to think how to improve the productivity and quality of work.

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