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World Bank: India and Developing Nations Less Vulnerable to AI Disruption

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A new World Bank report suggests that developing countries like India are better positioned to benefit from artificial intelligence than wealthier nations. Workers in these economies are expected to face significantly less disruption from AI adoption compared to those in richer countries. The report highlights that the nature of jobs and economic structures in developing nations makes them less susceptible to AI-driven displacement. India, in particular, stands out as a country that could see notable gains from the technology.

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