Talent gain or loss? A look at AI in employment

The benefits of GenIA

In terms of the benefits that IAG can bring, the report indicates that it could improve the productivity of between 8% and 14% of jobs, especially in the urban, educational and formal sectors, and among people with higher incomes, the research indicated.

These benefits are distributed “more equitably among workers in terms of gender and age,” although they are more likely to accrue to formal jobs in urban areas held by people with “higher levels of education and income.”

“Salary workers and freelancers – such as hairdressers, salespeople, architects or real estate agents – and those in the education, healthcare or personal services sectors are most likely to benefit from the transformative effects of GenAI (generative artificial intelligence),” the report said.

Sanmartin points out that HP has two major visions for how this technology will develop in the future: the first is the connectivity between AI-enabled devices and how they communicate and share information with each other. The second is related to how AI works for people as a permanent virtual agent.

With information from Reuters.