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HELLO FUTURE: The Great Divide — Can AI Close (or Widen) the World's Wealth Gap?

from HELLO FUTURE with Kevin Cirilli · host iHeartPodcasts

In this episode, Kevin sits down with Gabriel Demombynes, Manager of the World Bank’s Human Capital Project, to explore how AI could either level the global playing field or make inequality permanent. Which jobs are most exposed? Why are women and urban workers more likely to feel the first wave of automation? And what happens when AI meets energy poverty? This is a look at the most important — and overlooked — question of the decade: who wins, and who’s left behind?Meet The Future: https://mtf.tv/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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