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Generative AI and Jobs: A global analysis of potential effects on job quantity and quality

This ILO working paper examines the potential global effects of generative AI, particularly GPT-4, on job quantity and quality. The analysis suggests that augmentation, not full automation, will be the primary outcome, with clerical occupations—and women—most affected. The study calls for proactive policies that prioritize job quality, fair transitions, and social dialogue. "This study assesses

The rise of AI in China – Digital technologies and their regulation

Over the last decade, China has become a leading developer and user of digital technologies, in particular artificial intelligence. Whether in e-commerce, ride-hailing services or autonomous vehicles, Chinese companies operating in these areas are world competitors and contribute significantly to China's development. In parallel with the rise of these industries, Chinese policy makers have enacted

Can digital technology be an equality machine?

Digital technology and artificial intelligence present important challenges to equality in the workplace and in society. As workplaces transition towards a digital future, we are already seeing that existing gender equality gaps are being reproduced in the digital realm. However, does this have to be the case? In the first of our Future of Work

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