Concerns about job losses from the wider adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and robots across industries may be exaggerated, according to a new study.
There is no “conclusive evidence” that more jobs are being lost than created, as global unemployment rates have stayed relatively stable since 1991 even with the addition of 1.6 billion people into the global workforce, said the report Digital Technology and Inclusive Growth by independent think tank the Luohan Academy.