CNBC analysis suggests women may face greater risk of AI-driven job losses, citing historical patterns from automated telephone switches and personal computers.
CNBC analysis suggests women may face greater risk of AI-driven job losses, citing historical patterns from automated telephone switches and personal computers. The International Labour Organization's March report found nearly one in 10 women in high-income countries work in occupations at the highest risk from AI, as these technologies often target routine clerical and administrative tasks predominantly held by women.
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