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AI will replace tasks rather than jobs, said Stanford professor Dr. Erik Brynjolfsson at the Global Future Councils in Dubai, urging policymakers to prioritize AI’s role in job augmentation.

AI will generate millions of jobs by 2025 while automating repetitive work, enabling industries like healthcare and finance to innovate and focus on creativity, experts say.

The World Economic Forum launched a platform to boost clean energy investment with 100 solutions from 47 countries, aiming to unlock $1.7 trillion in finance for emerging markets.

The World Economic Forum (WEF), in conjunction with Frontiers, today unveiled its annual list of the ten breakthrough technologies poised to leave a significant imprint on the world over the …

In response to COVID-19, widening inequality and global conflicts, the World Economic Forum has released four reports on how cities can finance and deliver urban transformation projects using a systems …

To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, financial inclusion remains a prerequisite. It is the first step towards full personal and business wellbeing. Yet, more than half of the world is …

Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Finance Mohammed Al-Jadaan said in response to a question from the media when asked about the future of Lebanon after the elections at the World Economic …