The study found that 40% of the jobs in emerging markets were exposed to AI, and 26% of jobs in low-income countries were exposed to the technology. In Brazil, 41% of jobs had high exposure to AI. The analysis also noted that 26% of the workers in India were in high-exposure jobs compared with the global average, where 40% of the jobs were highly exposed to AI. In advanced economies, 60% of jobs are exposed to AI.
The paper, authored by Cristian Alonso, Tanuj Bhojwani, Emine Hanedar, Dinar Prihardini, Gerardo Uña, and Kateryna Zhabska, was published March 31, 2023.
'A robust data protection framework is essential to protect citizens’ privacy, prevent companies and governments from indiscriminately collecting data, and holding companies and governments accountable for data breaches,' the paper said.
part of that roort. trreport. central. as you point out, your committee on a bipartisan basis, the conclusion was the russia ben effort was sophisticated. and ordered by president putin himself for the purpose of helping donald trump and hurting hillary clinton. is it malpractice? does she not know that? because malpractice. or did she know and lie because she doesn t want the president to hear her admit it. what do you think it is? the only thing i can speculate is that perhaps she hasn t looked at the thing in a year or maybe never. this was a pretty important piece of f paper. came out in january of 2017. it was unequivocal in that conclusion and this is an important. here s one of the problems. the real story here is what the russias did. they tried to meddle in our election.