Gilbert F. Houngbo

Gilbert F. Houngbo

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Gilbert F. Houngbo is the Director-General of the International Labour Organization (ILO), where he advocates for labor rights and addresses the impact of technological advancements, including artificial intelligence, on workers globally. At the recent AI summit in Paris, he expressed concerns regarding job displacement and the potential for new jobs created by AI to be lower-paid and less secure.

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Pakistan Pakistan: Gilbert F Houngbo received the instruments of ratification from Chaudhry Salik Hussain during the annual session of the ILO Governing Body. 7

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Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: Pakistan ratifies 3 international labour standards: ILO - Pakistan

Nicaragua Nicaragua: Jaentschke notified Gilbert F. Houngbo of the regime's decision to withdraw from the OIT. 5

Rosario Murillo Valdrack Jaentschke Amy Pope Jurg Lauber Daniel Ortega Francisco Diaz
La Prensa – one of the oldest and most influential in Nicaragua: Dictadura se retira de la OIT y la OIM y las acusa de "injerencismo y desestabilización"

Canada Canada: Gilbert F. Houngbo highlighted the risk of AI leading to less paid jobs with less protection. 3

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The Globe and Mail: AI summit in Paris draws world leaders and CEOs eager for lighter regulation