Education, Skills and Learning

What does AI mean for gender equality? 

Computerisation and robotics have had a profound effect on labour markets. Image: REUTERS/Issei Kato

Nobuaki Hamaguchi

Faculty Fellow, RIETI; professor at RIBE, , Kobe University

Keisuke Kondo

Fellow, RIETI; Junior Research Fellow at RIEB, , Kobe University

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Image: Reproduced from Figure 3 in Hamaguchi and Kondo (2018).

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