The #OECD AI Principles form the first intergovernmental standard on #AI
Adhering countries have worked to ensure that AI systems:
◼️benefit people & the 🌍
◼️respect democratic values & #HumanRights
◼️are transparent & explainable
◼️are robust, secure & safe
📈#Workers with skills in statistics, computer science 💻 & machine learning have almost tripled as a share of employment.
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🔎 Female professionals are less than half as likely as male professionals to have #AI skills.
AI should support #women's economic empowerment by focusing on:
✔️digital skills
✔️supporting women in AI research
✔️ensuring harmful gender stereotypes & biases are kept in check
While AI could lead to a tenfold increase in #GDP and improved well-being globally, it also carries risks related to job losses and increased inequalities.
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In 2021, it was estimated that AI could answer around:
✔️80% of the Programme for International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC) literacy questions
✔️2/3 of the numeracy questions
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📢 AI-enabled transformation requires significant natural resources – #energy, minerals and water – and contributes to carbon emissions and e-waste.
Making #AI compute carbon neutral is an important and urgent objective ❕
With or without a second #COVID19 outbreak, the consequences will be severe & long-lasting.
Strengthening healthcare systems and supporting people & businesses to help adapt to a changing world will be crucial. See our recommendations ➡️ oe.cd/EOjune2020#EconomicOutlook