Value Live: AI, Automation and Future of Work: Who Stays Behind?
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Artificial intelligence and automation are transforming the labour market, and the impacts of these changes are not equal for all. In a country marked by inequalities in race, gender and income, black women are among the groups most exposed to precariousness and exclusion of the opportunities created by the new economy. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.
The president of the Association of Companies Region of Valparaiso (ASIVA) assures us that new technologies, such as AI, force us to ask ourselves how we want to distribute the fruits of unprecedented productivity and what place we want to occupy the work in a society. The emergence of Artificial Intelligence (IA), along with automation, robotics and other technologies, has installed the fear that an important part of human work can be replaced …
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