The Growing Risk of Automation for Women
Recent studies reveal that women in affluent countries are significantly more vulnerable to job automation compared to men. In fact, they are three times more likely to experience the adverse effects of AI and automation on their careers. This alarming trend raises concerns about gender equity in the workforce, particularly in sectors where women are predominantly employed.
As technology rapidly evolves, many jobs traditionally held by women face the greatest risk of being replaced by machines. This shift not only threatens job security but also exacerbates existing gender inequalities. Addressing this issue is crucial to ensure that both men and women can thrive in a future increasingly dominated by AI.
