Posts tagged with "Labour Markets"

The AI data challenge: How do we protect privacy and other fundamental rights in an AI-driven world? 
Academia

The AI data challenge: How do we protect privacy and other fundamental rights in an AI-driven world? 

Society must meet the AI data challenge.

October 19, 2023 — clock7 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

Artificially Inequitable? AI and closing the gender gap
Intergovernmental

Artificially Inequitable? AI and closing the gender gap

AI can serve as a tool for women’s economic empowerment but it can be a double-edged sword.

March 8, 2023 — clock7 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 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

Google search terms can say a lot about how countries use artificial intelligence
Intergovernmental

Google search terms can say a lot about how countries use artificial intelligence

OECD.AI extracts search data from Google Trends to identify trending topics in countries and regions around the world. 

September 29, 2022 — clock6 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

Korea is leading an exemplary AI transition. Here’s how.
Government

Korea is leading an exemplary AI transition. Here’s how.

Korea has been emerged as an AI technology and innovation driver, and a leader in international cooperation around trustworthy AI.

March 10, 2022 — clock4 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

Gender bias in AI: what the United States, Canada, and Western European nations can learn from other countries
Academia

Gender bias in AI: what the United States, Canada, and Western European nations can learn from other countries

Gender (dis)parities between countries are expected, but the countries with the widest and narrowest gaps may surprise you.

December 9, 2021 — clock8 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

How smart can education get? Very smart.
Intergovernmental

How smart can education get? Very smart.

AI-powered education technology (EdTech) can turn the factory-modelled classrooms into places where learning is active, flexible, collaborative and individualised.

June 10, 2021 — clock7 min read

‘If it isn’t diverse, it isn’t ethical’: the United Kingdom’s approach to AI policy
Government

‘If it isn’t diverse, it isn’t ethical’: the United Kingdom’s approach to AI policy

The UK has set up AI institutions in government and empowered regulators to consider how AI affects their own areas.

June 1, 2021 — clock4 min read

Egypt’s AI strategy is more about development than AI
Government

Egypt’s AI strategy is more about development than AI

Egypt is striving to exploit AI technologies to serve its development goals and foster regional co-operation on AI.

May 26, 2021 — clock7 min read

Germany’s human-centred approach to AI is inclusive, evidence-based and capacity-building
Government

Germany’s human-centred approach to AI is inclusive, evidence-based and capacity-building

For Germany, AI technologies are not relevant for their own sake, but as a means for making lives better.

May 18, 2021 — clock8 min read

Singapore: The future of work in the age of AI
Government

Singapore: The future of work in the age of AI

Singapore has a multi-stakeholder approach to enabling its citizens and businesses for AI. It even has an AI escape-room game.

May 12, 2021 — clock7 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

Artificial intelligence in health still needs human intelligence
Intergovernmental

Artificial intelligence in health still needs human intelligence

COVID-19 has shown that AI can deliver benefits, but it has also exposed its limits, often related to having the right data.

September 15, 2020 — clock8 min read

Shaping AI trends in work and society – an evidence based approach is crucial
Government

Shaping AI trends in work and society – an evidence based approach is crucial

The German AI Observatory says that AI’s impact on work and society needs policies based on solid evidence.

September 10, 2020 — clock7 min read

Can AI combat cognitive capacity issues and information overload?
Business

Can AI combat cognitive capacity issues and information overload?

Cybersecurity, viral pandemics and climate change make fostering international co-operation and access to knowledge more urgent than ever.

June 15, 2020 — clock3 min read

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