Posts related to the policy area : "Employment"

Canada’s plans to bridge the AI compute gap and how it can make industry policy inclusive and sustainable
Academia

Canada’s plans to bridge the AI compute gap and how it can make industry policy inclusive and sustainable

Canada’s journey to close its AI compute gap is not just an innovation challenge; it’s a societal imperative.

April 16, 2024 — clock7 min read

In tune with ethics: Responsible artificial intelligence and the music industry
Business

In tune with ethics: Responsible artificial intelligence and the music industry

Can we maintain the integrity of copyright laws and ensure fair compensation for human creators?

March 29, 2024 — clock7 min read

Will artificial intelligence cause an economic growth explosion?
Academia

Will artificial intelligence cause an economic growth explosion?

As populations decline, AI could boost economic growth through innovation.

February 29, 2024 — clock6 min read

2023: A pioneering year for AI and the OECD
Intergovernmental

2023: A pioneering year for AI and the OECD

In 2023, OECD.AI helped members and other countries shape AI policy. Here’s a review of our most significant achievements.

January 9, 2024 — clock3 min read

The OECD AI Incidents Monitor: an evidence base for effective AI policy 
Intergovernmental

The OECD AI Incidents Monitor: an evidence base for effective AI policy 

AIM is the first step to producing evidence and foresight on AI incidents for sound policymaking and international cooperation.

November 14, 2023 — clock4 min read

Generative AI: Unlocking opportunities for India’s future
Government

Generative AI: Unlocking opportunities for India’s future

Generative AI is helping Indians to obtain legal assistance, advice for agriculture and more.

August 25, 2023 — clock6 min read

Brazil’s path to responsible AI
Government

Brazil’s path to responsible AI

When Brazil discusses AI and work, diversity has a seat at the table.

July 27, 2023 — clock7 min read

AI Act and disability-centred policy: how can we stop perpetuating social exclusion?
Civil society

AI Act and disability-centred policy: how can we stop perpetuating social exclusion?

AI systems may discriminate due to facial differences, gestures, gesticulation, speech impairment, or different communication patterns.

May 17, 2023 — clock7 min read

Lawsuits in the United States point to a need for AI risk management systems
Civil society

Lawsuits in the United States point to a need for AI risk management systems

Holistic AI argues that businesses using AI should adopt an AI risk management framework.

May 16, 2023 — clock8 min read

As language models and generative AI take the world by storm, the OECD is tracking the policy implications
Intergovernmental

As language models and generative AI take the world by storm, the OECD is tracking the policy implications

ChatGPT has become a household name thanks to its apparent benefits. At the same time, governments and other entities are taking action to contain potential risks. AI Language Models (LM) are at the h...

April 13, 2023 — clock5 min read

Time to beat the diversity gap in artificial intelligence
Business

Time to beat the diversity gap in artificial intelligence

Tech can take women anywhere, no matter their interests or background.

March 8, 2023 — clock7 min read

Data from tech and social platforms underline the success of India’s AI upskilling policies
Intergovernmental

Data from tech and social platforms underline the success of India’s AI upskilling policies

Data from Stack Overflow, GitHub and LinkedIn tell a story of success for India’s AI upskilling policies.

February 1, 2023 — clock5 min read

AI for All: How India is carving its own path in the global AI race
Government

AI for All: How India is carving its own path in the global AI race

From identification to language technologies, India has a lot going on.

January 30, 2023 — clock8 min read

AI has made its way to the workplace. So how have laws kept pace?
Academia

AI has made its way to the workplace. So how have laws kept pace?

Some instances of emerging regulations, case law, and guidance across jurisdictions in the employment context.

December 6, 2022 — clock8 min read

Is it enough to audit recruitment algorithms for bias?
Business

Is it enough to audit recruitment algorithms for bias?

Governments are right to require audits for bias in recruiting algorithms. But what about transparency, safety and privacy?

September 27, 2022 — clock7 min read

AI must not make women’s working lives worse
Intergovernmental

AI must not make women’s working lives worse

We must ensure that AI technologies help to close gender gaps in the working lives of women, not widen them.

March 3, 2022 — clock4 min read

We can shape policies to steer AI towards inclusive growth. Here’s how
Academia

We can shape policies to steer AI towards inclusive growth. Here’s how

How we structure policies can determine whether AI moves the world towards shared prosperity or income polarization.

October 6, 2021 — clock7 min read

Blog series: How countries are empowering citizens for AI and the future of work
Government

Blog series: How countries are empowering citizens for AI and the future of work

A video series, where policymakers from Egypt, Singapore, Canada, Germany and the United Kingdom showcase their AI strategies.

April 28, 2021 — clock4 min read

The impact of AI on the labour market: is this time different?
Intergovernmental

The impact of AI on the labour market: is this time different?

A new OECD review summarises the impact of AI on the labour market.

January 25, 2021 — clock5 min read

HAI Institute’s latest AI Index Report covers 3 times as many data sets
Academia

HAI Institute’s latest AI Index Report covers 3 times as many data sets

The report is an independent initiative within Stanford University’s Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence Institute and in its third year.

July 8, 2020 — clock4 min read