AI - wealth generator for some, systemic inequality enforcer

AI - wealth generator for some, systemic inequality enforcer for others?


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Summary:
While AI may offer the “biggest wealth opportunity of our lifetime”, the big question is will that wealth be limited to the technically-savvy and well-educated?
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Rising levels of systemic inequality are becoming an “insidious side-effect of our increasingly AI-powered society” due to changes in the nature of work, according to a recent article in the Harvard Business Review (HBR).
The piece entitled ‘
Algorithms are making economic inequality worse’ puts forward a number of key arguments to make its case. It posits that a new digital divide is widening the career, and therefore the wage, gap between workers who have access to higher education, leadership mentoring and job experience, and those who don’t. 

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