<ul><li>An ILO study in collaboration with Poland’s NASK Research Institute analyzed the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs using a detailed methodology.</li><li>One in four workers globally is employed in occupations with exposure to generative AI, with significant gender disparities observed.</li><li>Clerical occupations and highly digitized roles show high exposure levels to AI, while disparities exist between high-income and low-income countries.</li><li>AI is expected to transform, not replace, jobs by automating repetitive tasks and creating new opportunities for innovation, with implications for policy-making.</li></ul>

Artificial Intelligence and Jobs: A Comprehensive Analysis of Impacts and Global Perspectives

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