AI in the workplace is nearly 3 times more likely to take a woman’s job as a man’s, UN report finds | Fortunefortune.com· 1y
A report released 20 May 2025 by the UN's International Labour Organization and Poland's National Research Institute found women are nearly three times as likely as men to have their jobs automated by AI, with the highest-risk jobs making up 9.6% of women's jobs in higher-income countries versus 3.5% of men's. Sasha Rogelberg reports for Fortune that clerical and administrative work, mostly held by women, is most exposed, and Harvard Business School professor Rembrand Koning says women use AI 25% less than men and that workplace leaders, not women, must make the technology accessible.
