World Bank report highlights AI's potential impact on Pakistan's service-sector jobs
Most outlets reported the World Bank's finding that 61% of service-sector workers in Pakistan are in occupations with above-median AI exposure. Business Recorder framed the report as highlighting both challenges and productivity opportunities, while ProPakistani led with a more cautionary tone, emphasizing the potential for disruption.
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World Bank Warns AI Could Disrupt Jobs Across Pakistan’s Services Sector
Artificial intelligence (AI) could significantly change Pakistan’s job market, with 61% of service sector workers employed in occupations with above-median… Read More
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AI could reshape Pakistan’s labour market, puts service-sector jobs in focus: World Bank
ISLAMABAD: Artificial intelligence (AI) could reshape Pakistan’s labour market, with 61 percent of service-sector workers employed in occupations with above-median AI exposure, raising both productivity opportunities and concerns over potential job displacement, according to the World Bank. The Bank’s report Pakistan Development Update assessment of AI exposure and job complementarities in Paki...
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