Skip to playerSkip to main content
  • 1 year ago
UN Warns: AI Could Replace 40% of Jobs in the Next Decade!
A powerful new report from the United Nations reveals that artificial intelligence could impact up to 40% of jobs worldwide in just 10 years. But here’s the twist — while productivity might rise, millions could be left jobless, especially in developing countries that lack digital infrastructure.

The report uncovers how just 100 companies, mostly from the US and China, control nearly half of all AI investments, patents, and research — leaving the rest of the world at risk of falling behind.

From rising automation to growing inequality, this video breaks down everything you need to know about the fifth industrial revolution and what it means for your future.
WooGlobe Ref : WGA141334
For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

Category

🎈
Fun
Transcript
00:00Could your job disappear in the next 10 years?
00:02AI might replace 40% of all jobs worldwide, and the clock is ticking.
00:07A new United Nations report warns that AI is shaking up the global job market.
00:12It's not just low-skilled jobs at risk.
00:14Even highly-skilled work could be affected.
00:17AI is changing everything, replacing tasks, enhancing automation, and even creating brand-new jobs.
00:24But here's the catch.
00:25Only a few powerful companies, mostly in the US and China, are reaping the benefits.
00:30100 companies control half of all AI investment.
00:33And they're growing faster than entire nations.
00:36Apple, Nvidia, and Microsoft together are worth more than the entire African economy.
00:41This level of control could leave developing countries behind.
00:44Especially those without strong internet, data infrastructure, or digital skills.
00:49Out of 195 countries,
00:511.18 aren't even in the conversation about AI's future.
00:54And without a fair global strategy, the gap could get even worse.
00:58The UN says it's time to shift focus.
01:01From machines to people.
01:02Because the fifth industrial revolution isn't coming.
01:05It's already here.
01:07So, if there's a big deal bit, I guess.
01:08It's a big deal.
01:09It's kind of like a lot of companies, you know.
01:10It's okay.
01:11It's going to be in the same way.
01:12Or, again, like a big deal.
01:13Of getting involved in the company, in the company, I'm going to be in the same way.
01:15It's not going to be in the only way to make things horrible.
01:16So, we're kind of having to treat the original.
01:17We're going to be in the same way to make things right around.
01:18That's where we don't want to try and show up the world.
01:19It's going to be in the same way to get people out of it.
01:20Of getting the same way to make things right around as well.
01:22The actual thing in the company, we're going to support it.
Comments

Recommended