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ILO Working paper 96

Generative AI and Jobs: A global analysis of potential effects on job quantity and quality

This study assesses global occupational exposure to Generative AI, particularly GPT-4, finding that its main effect is likely to augment rather than automate jobs. Impacts are expected to be greater in higher-income countries and among women due to their representation in clerical work. It highlights the need for policies promoting job quality, fair transitions, social dialogue and effective regulation.

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  • Pawel Gmyrek
  • Janine Berg
  • David Bescond

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Generative AI and Jobs: Policies to Manage the Transition