IMF First Vice President: about 40 per cent of global jobs will be at risk from AI, 20 per cent of which could benefit
IMF First Vice President Gopinath: Around 40 per cent of global employment will be at risk from artificial intelligence, of which 20 per cent may benefit and another 20 per cent may be displaced. In advanced economies, the risk of exposure to AI could be as high as 60 per cent, while the risk is lower in emerging markets and developing countries.
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