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UN Study: Women's Jobs Face Greater AI Automation Risk

5/25/2025

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A recent UN study uncovers a troubling trend: women's jobs are at a greater risk of being automated by AI than men's, especially in wealthier nations. With nearly 10% of female-dominated roles potentially at risk compared to just 3.5% for men, clerical and tech positions are particularly vulnerable. The report calls for inclusive strategies to safeguard job quality in this evolving landscape.

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A recent UN study uncovers a troubling trend: women's jobs are at a greater risk of being automated by AI than men's, especially in wealthier nations. With nearly 10% of female-dominated roles potentially at risk compared to just 3.5% for men, clerical and tech positions are particularly vulnerable. The report calls for inclusive strategies to safeguard job quality in this evolving landscape.