Nigeria raises AI concerns at ILC

By Victor Ahiuma-Young, GENEVA, Switzerland
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes workplaces across the globe, governments are increasingly grappling with a difficult question: how can societies embrace technological innovation without sacrificing jobs, workers’ rights and economic inclusion? 
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At the 114th Session of the International Labour Conference, ILC, in Geneva, Nigeria joined a growing list of nations calling for a human-centred approach to the future of work.
The country warned that unchecked AI adoption could deepen inequality and displace millions of workers.
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