Líder do FMI alerta para impacto (nefasto) da Inteligência Artificial

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TECH INTELIGÊNCIA ARTIFICIAL

Adiretora-geral do Fundo Monetário Internacional (FMI), Kristalina Georgieva, acredita que a Inteligência Artificial (IA) pode afetar até 40% dos empregos no mundo.

Em um blogpost sobre o assunto, Georgieva afirma que as economias mais avançadas são as que estão mais expostas aos impactos da IA, mas também são as que têm mais oportunidades para aproveitar os benefícios da tecnologia.

Segundo Georgieva, em economias avançadas, a IA pode afetar até 60% dos empregos totais. “Cerca de metade dos empregos expostos podem beneficiar da integração da IA, melhorando a produtividade”, escreveu a diretora-geral do FMI. “Para a outra metade, aplicações de IA podem executar tarefas-chave desempenhadas atualmente por humanos, o que pode reduzir a procura laboral, levando a salários mais baixos e menos contratações”.

Georgieva também destaca que a IA pode ter um impacto significativo na sociedade como um todo. “Até algumas das principais personalidades relacionadas com o desenvolvimento da IA admitem que a tecnologia poderá afetar a sociedade como a conhecemos”, escreveu a diretora-geral do FMI.

Uma dessas pessoas é o cofundador e CEO da OpenAI, Sam Altman, que afirmou recentemente que é “potencialmente assustadora” a perspetiva de uma rápida revolução tecnológica que não dê tempo suficiente para o mercado laboral se adaptar.

Como se preparar para os impactos da IA

Para se preparar para os impactos da IA, Georgieva recomenda que os governos e as empresas adotem medidas para:

  • Investir em educação e treinamento para preparar os trabalhadores para as novas habilidades exigidas pela IA;
  • Desenvolver políticas públicas que promovam a inclusão social e econômica;
  • Trabalhar com as empresas para garantir que os benefícios da IA sejam compartilhados de forma justa.

“Os governos e as empresas precisam trabalhar juntos para garantir que a IA seja usada para o bem de todos”, escreveu Georgieva.

18.511 thoughts on “Líder do FMI alerta para impacto (nefasto) da Inteligência Artificial”

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    The lobby is honestly massive — roughly 3,000+ titles going by the counter, and the providers that matter all turn up: Pragmatic Play, Net Ent, Play n GO, Big Time Gaming, Betsoft, Microgaming’s back catalogue. Mainly I stick to Sweet Bonanza and Book of Dead, which both run fine in browser. The live rooms are Evolution, which means what you’re getting — real croupiers, Crazy Time if that’s your thing. They do sports as well, and it gets a bit of use from me on footy, decent odds, nothing groundbreaking.

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  3. Been playing at Tenobet since about March, so I reckon I have a fair bit of mileage to say something useful. Found it off a mate who was after a site with half-decent game coverage that didn’t have all the deposit limit nagging you see everywhere now on the UKGC sites. Right, important bit: this isn’t UK Gambling Commission licensed and it isn’t on the GamStop scheme, and that will matter to some of you a lot.

    The lobby is pretty huge — roughly 3,500+ slots by my count, with the usual heavy hitters all turn up: Pragmatic, NetEnt, Play’n GO, BTG, Yggdrasil, Microgaming. Personally I stick to Gates of Olympus plus Book of Dead, both behave properly on mobile browser. Live dealer’s Evolution, so you know exactly what you expect — actual dealers, the game shows like Crazy Time when I fancy a punt on something daft. There’s a sportsbook too, which gets a bit of use from me for the football, nothing special.

    On the sign-up offer it’s a 100% match to ?125 plus 100 free spins, and you need the promo code JOIN002 at deposit — I nearly forgot it the first time. Check the playthrough before you commit, the requirement is fairly standard to be honest. There’s no no-deposit bonus that I could find. For the what’s running currently, they’re listed at tenobet rather than taking my word for it. Minimum deposit is a tenner, signing up took maybe two minutes.

    Cashouts have been the stronger part in my experience. Cards work, e-wallets like Skrill and Neteller are supported, and crypto if you prefer. My Skrill cashouts have come through in under 24 hours; cards were a bit longer. What did wind me up was the verification — took about two days to verify me, which held up the first payout sat waiting until that cleared. Nothing shady about it, but slow.

    Few more things: they don’t have an app, which means mobile browser only. Honestly it’s fine on my iPhone but an app would be nicer. The login can be a bit slow in the evenings. Support’s live chat, English, decent, though the opening messages read like templates. Push past that and they’re helpful enough.

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