00:00AI could affect 40% of jobs worldwide, the IMF warns. In advanced economies, that figure could
00:06reach 60%. But affected doesn't necessarily mean eliminated. Some jobs could become more
00:12productive, while others may be downgraded or disappear. Speaking in Bangkok, IMF chief
00:17Kristalina Georgieva said the AI investment boom is helping keep global economic growth near 3%.
00:23That investment is also expected to benefit Asian economies, particularly those supplying
00:28the hardware behind AI systems. But the economic gains come with difficult questions. If businesses
00:34rely more on AI, governments may need to rethink education, taxation, and worker support. One major
00:41concern is the first job after graduation. Singapore's president warned that employers
00:46are showing less demand for some entry-level positions. The World Bank, however, is exploring
00:51smaller AI tools. That could help farmers, teachers, and health clinics. The challenge is turning AI-driven
00:58growth into better opportunities for people. Not just bigger investments in technology.
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