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Mena leads world in AI jobs optimism as calls for regulation grow

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“Mena leads world in AI jobs optimism as calls for regulation grow”

People in the Global South are significantly more optimistic than those in wealthier economies about artificial intelligence creating jobs, even as growing enthusiasm for the technology is accompanied by overwhelming demands for tighter regulation, a new study has found. About 43 per cent of respondents in the Global South disagree that AI will create more quality jobs than it destroys, compared with 70 per cent in the Global North, according to the Future Investment Initiative Institute's…

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