AI unlikely to destroy jobs, but cost to certain workers may be ‘brutal’ — UN study
The International Labour Organization study says that AI will more likely augment jobs than destroy them, though certain roles could be at more risk than others.
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The International Labour Organization study says that AI will more likely augment jobs than destroy them, though certain roles could be at more risk than others.
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