A joint ILO-NASK study finds that one in four jobs worldwide is exposed to generative AI, with women and clerical workers facing the highest risk of their roles being transformed rather than eliminated — the authors write that few jobs are fully automatable and that job transformation is the likeliest impact. The International Labour Organization urges governments, employers, and workers' organisations to act decisively, stressing digital skills training, inclusive social dialogue, and equitable access so lower-exposure regions are not left behind.