Independent International Scientific Panel on AI on AI

Independent International Scientific Panel on AI

United Nations-appointed independent scientific panel assessing artificial intelligence opportunities, risks, and impacts.

The evidence does not give us a single forecast for the economic future. It gives us a map of the conditions under which AI may translate into productivity, good jobs, and broad-based economic opportunity.

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Independent International Scientific Panel on AI, Preliminary Report executive summary, July 2026.

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AI will create more jobs than it destroys

Without these investments, AI risks widening inequality, displacing workers and shifting wealth from labour to capital rather than creating sustainable good jobs – those with fair compensation, worker autonomy and a reliable path to social dignity.

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