Davos: International Monetary Fund (IMF) President Kristalina Georgieva has revealed that artificial intelligence will affect 60% of jobs in developed countries in the near future.
According to the report of the foreign news agency, the president of the IMF says that this rate will be 40 percent in developing economies and 26 percent in low-income countries.
The report also predicts that artificial intelligence will have a negative impact on half of these jobs, but will have a positive impact on the remaining jobs due to increased productivity.
Speaking to reporters before attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, the IMF president said that you could be completely out of a job, which is certainly not a good thing. Or artificial intelligence can help you do your job more efficiently, increasing your income.
Although artificial intelligence will initially have less adverse effects on low-income countries, these countries will benefit less from the new technologies. According to the report, “the digital divide and income levels between countries may widen further.”
The IMF president said that this technology has entered our lives now and countries should embrace it. Artificial intelligence is a bit disturbing but it is also a great opportunity for everyone.
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