United Nations report reported that the global AI market is designed to reach nearly $ 5 trillion and warned that about half of the work worldwide can be affected
The global market for is in rapidly expanding and, according to a report from It is designed to reach almost $ 5 trillion, approximately $ 27 trillion, by 2033. This impressive growth highlights the transformative role of technology in world economies, creating new business and innovation opportunities. However, the report also warns of increasing the risk of inequalities as artificial intelligence continues to evolve and integrate into various sectors. One of the main points of concern is the impact of artificial intelligence on the labor market. According to the report, up to 40% of jobs worldwide can be affected, which can boost productivity, but also generate significant concerns about automation and loss of jobs.
Unlike previous technological revolutions, which have mainly affected operational workers, artificial intelligence is impacting sectors that require cognitive tasks, reaching more labor from advanced economies. Despite challenges, developed countries are in a more favorable position to take advantage of the benefits of artificial intelligence compared to emerging and low -income economies. The UN study also points out that Generative Artificial Intelligence, a branch of technology capable of creating original content such as texts, images, videos, music and audios, follows the same trend. This technology has the potential to transform the way work is done, especially in low and medium -income countries, expanding the workforce and offering new development opportunities.
However, the implementation of general artificial intelligence also raises important questions about the adaptation of economies and the need for effective policies to mitigate the negative effects of automation. It is crucial for governments and companies to work together to develop strategies that promote inclusion and equity, ensuring that the benefits of artificial intelligence are widely distributed and that inequalities are not exacerbated. The future of artificial intelligence is promising, but requires a careful and collaborative approach to maximize its positive potential.
*With information from Grieco Holtz
*Report produced with the aid of AI
