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AI and Robotics Reshape Job Markets in Developing Countries

What Happened

The spread of artificial intelligence and robotics is transforming labor markets in developing countries. Automation is affecting traditional jobs, creating demand for new skill sets while posing the risk of job displacement. Governments and workers in these regions are facing challenges as industries adapt to technological change, highlighting the urgent need for workforce reskilling and policy reforms. The extent to which automation will impact employment depends on the pace of adoption and how economies prepare for future disruptions.

Why It Matters

These changes could affect millions, potentially widening economic divides if access to new technology and reskilling lags. AI and robotics may drive growth but require targeted strategies to support affected workers and promote equitable progress. Read more in our AI News Hub

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