A senior United Nations official has raised concerns that the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence may exacerbate existing disparities worldwide, particularly by widening the gap between those with access to cutting-edge technology and those without. The warning highlights risks of increased automation displacing jobs in developing economies while benefiting industries in wealthier nations. Experts suggest that without proactive policies, AI-driven innovation could further marginalize vulnerable populations already struggling with economic instability. The call for global cooperation on equitable AI development underscores the urgency of addressing its potential societal impacts.
UN official warns AI could ‘deepen’ global inequality
