The Impact of AI on Jobs: A Closer Look at Clerical Workers and Gender Disparity

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A United Nations study suggests that generative AI is unlikely to completely replace jobs, but rather automate certain tasks, allowing workers to focus on other responsibilities. However, the study warns that clerical work, which is predominantly occupied by women, is likely to be the most affected by automation. While most other professions have minimal exposure to automation, the report emphasizes the need for policymakers to address the potential impact of generative AI on affected workers.
- Clerical workers most likely to suffer job losses from generative AI: study New York Post
- 21M Jobs Held by Women, 9M Jobs Held by Men Could Be Replaced by AI Business Insider
- AI unlikely to destroy jobs, but cost to certain workers may be 'brutal' — UN study Cointelegraph
- AI more likely to help workers than take their jobs: UN DW (English)
- AI more likely to change work than destroy jobs: U.N. study The Japan Times
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