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Why some workers won't have time to adapt to AI | DW News

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AI will replace millions of jobs, with the biggest risk posed to clerical jobs, which will primarily affect women, says Gilbert Houngbo, Director-General of the International Labour Organization. Speaking to DW's Paris correspondent, Lisa Louis, he explains how governments must act now to help workers adapt.

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