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Women's jobs to be hurt more by AI than men's, McKinsey says - Vimarsana News

Women's jobs to be hurt more by AI than men's, McKinsey says

Women are 1.5 times more likely than men to need to change jobs by 2030 thanks to automation by AI in the workforce, according to a study by McKinsey & Co.

Source: nypost.com
AI Puts Women at Greater Risk of Losing Their Jobs, Study Finds - Vimarsana News

AI Puts Women at Greater Risk of Losing Their Jobs, Study Finds

The study suggests that lower-wage jobs will be affected the most by AI, and those jobs are held by a higher number of women than their male counterparts.

AI Advancements Put Women at Greater Risk of Losing Their Jobs, New Study Says - Vimarsana News

AI Advancements Put Women at Greater Risk of Losing Their Jobs, New Study Says

Women are more at risk of losing their jobs to AI tools like ChatGPT compared to men according to a study that showed a disproportionate number of jobs filled by women will be eliminated by 2030. The study, published by the McKinsey Global Institute found that nearly eight in ten women will be forced to move to another company or lose their job to artificial intelligence and automation in the workplace.

Source: yahoo.com
Six applied AI considerations for investors - Vimarsana News

Six applied AI considerations for investors

Six key findings about the applied AI industry for investors and other stakeholders to keep in mind.

Forward Thinking on avoiding another false dawn for Africa and finally seizing the continent's potential with Carlos Lopes - Vimarsana News

Forward Thinking on avoiding another false dawn for Africa and finally seizing the continent's potential with Carlos Lopes

From growing up in a small village in turbulent post colonialist Guinea-Bissau to a career at the United Nations, a leading African development economist talks about his belief in pan-Africanism and multilateralism.