Archive · 23 Sep 2025
UN Report: AI Threatens Women's Jobs More Than Men's
A new UN report says that AI could take away jobs, and women might lose more jobs than men.
The report shows nearly 28% of jobs women do might be replaced by AI, while about 21% of men's jobs are at risk.
Young, educated women in cities, particularly in sectors like banking, finance, and public service, are most likely to be affected.
The UN suggests helping women learn digital skills to avoid the problem.
If we can help women get those skills and be included, it could add billions to the global economy.
The UN report 'Gender Snapshot 2025' highlights AI job displacement.
Women's jobs are at a higher risk (28%) compared to men's (21%).
The risk is more pronounced in high-income countries.
Young, urban, educated women in finance and public sectors are most at risk.
The UN suggests digital inclusion and STEM initiatives as solutions.
- Who
- The United Nations
- What
- Released a report on the impact of AI on gender equality in the workforce.
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Globally
- Why
- To analyze and address the growing risk of job displacement due to AI.
- Report Title
- Gender Snapshot 2025
- Women's Jobs at Risk
- 28%
- Men's Jobs at Risk
- 21%
- Economic Boost from Digital Inclusion
- $1.5 trillion by 2030