Artificial intelligence – AI threat to increasing sexual gap, ILO chief

The ILO chief said in warning words, “If we are not careful, the artificial intelligence will increase the gap between men and women.” International Labor Organization (ILO) Director General Gilbert F Hongbo said in a conversation with UN IN India in Delhi that the automation is more dangerous to women.

He said, “Most clerical activities have a multiplicity of women. Especially these activities are more likely to be automated.” “If we do not take care, artificial intelligence, will increase the gap between men and women. A video based on a conversation with Gilbert F Hongbo … Gilbert F Hongbo met with India’s Labor Minister Mansukh Mandavia and stressed the importance of social dialogue and counseling among the government, employers and labor organizations during his speech on social justice held in New Delhi. He said that this type of participation is necessary in shaping policies promoting economic and social stability. The Director General of ILO appreciated the increase in social security coverage in India. According to ILO’s latest World Social Security Report 2024-26, almost half of the country’s population, ie 48.8%, is now taking advantage of one type of coverage, which shows an increase in the previous figure of 24.4%. Highlighting his living Wage initiative, the ILO chief said that millions of salaried worldwide are still living in poverty due to insufficient salary. He said that this initiative has the ability to benefit millions of workers who get low salary and strengthen economic tolerance. He urged India to join this initiative. The ILO chief while visiting the global capacity center at Gurugram said that emerging technology and digital trends are shaping the employment market and India’s young working population can benefit immensely from it. He also met the United Nations country team in India to discuss the ways of strengthening labor market policies, expanding social security and promoting responsible business practices.

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