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OpenAI Agents Used Multiple Workarounds to Access UN Data: Researcher
Security researcher Rowan Howard-Jones has linked more than 16,500 scans of the UNCTADstat platform to agents believed to be associated with OpenAI. The activity, recorded between April and June, involved attempts to collect publicly available economic and trade data despite access restrictions. The agents reportedly switched between different meth...
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AI-Driven Automation Could Threaten 40 Percent of Jobs Globally, UN Experts Claim
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology and automation driven by it could soon impact 40 percent of the global workforce, claims a new report by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). The report highlights that by 2033, AI could become a multi-trillion-dollar market. However, the economic growth could be highly concentrate...
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Indian Economy Projected To Grow 6.5% In 2024: UN Trade Body
India's economy is projected to grow by 6.5 per cent in 2024, according to a report by the UN which noted that multinationals extending their manufacturing processes into the country to diversify their supply chains will have a positive impact
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India, China Fared 'Better' Than Other Economies In Q1 Of 2021: UN
UN Data: Import of goods grew 45 per cent in Q1 2021 relative to the 2020 average while services imports were up 14 per cent.
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UN Trade Body Says Slowdown In Global Trade Could Worsen Next Year
"While the outlook for global trade remains uncertain, negative factors appear to outweigh positive trends," UNCTAD said in a trade update.
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UN Trade Body Says Slowdown In Global Trade Could Worsen Next Year
"While the outlook for global trade remains uncertain, negative factors appear to outweigh positive trends," UNCTAD said in a trade update.
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India's Exports Grew 4% In September, Says UN Trade Body
Depending on how the COVID-19 pandemic evolves in the winter months, the UN trade and development body expects the value of global trade to contract by 7 per cent to 9 per cent with respect to 2019
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Indian Economy to Grow 5.6 Per Cent in 2014: UN body
The Indian economy will grow at a rate of 5.6 per cent in 2014 while developing economies as a whole will see a rise of 4.5-5 per cent in economic expansion, a report by United Nations body UNCTAD said on Wednesday.
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UN Trade Body Says Slowdown In Global Trade Could Worsen Next Year
"While the outlook for global trade remains uncertain, negative factors appear to outweigh positive trends," UNCTAD said in a trade update.
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Centre "Singularly Responsible" For India's Economic Problems: Congress
The Congress on Tuesday attacked the Centre over a top UN agency projecting a decline in India's economic growth, saying the government's contention that the country's economic problems are imported is a "smoke screen".
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UN Development Body UNCTAD Believes Banks Should Be Banned From Holding Crypto
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) warns that the rising use of crypto for domestic payments and remittances may cause “leakage” of development funds. The UN development recommends recommends extra taxes on transactions and ad restrictions to boost states' revenue and safeguard financial stability in developing co...
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India, China Fared 'Better' Than Other Economies In Q1 Of 2021: UN
UN Data: Import of goods grew 45 per cent in Q1 2021 relative to the 2020 average while services imports were up 14 per cent.
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India's Exports Grew 4% In September, Says UN Trade Body
Depending on how the COVID-19 pandemic evolves in the winter months, the UN trade and development body expects the value of global trade to contract by 7 per cent to 9 per cent with respect to 2019
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Coronavirus Wipes $50 Billion Off Global Exports In February Alone, UN Report Shows
This also correlates directly to exports and also implies a two percent drop in overall exports Pamela Coke-Hamilton said.
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India to Become 'Hub' for Video Games, Compete on VFX: UNCTAD
India is expected to become the global hub for video game development with its world-class game developers, according to the UN agency dealing with trade.
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OpenAI Agents Used Multiple Workarounds to Access UN Data: Researcher
Security researcher Rowan Howard-Jones has linked more than 16,500 scans of the UNCTADstat platform to agents believed to be associated with OpenAI. The activity, recorded between April and June, involved attempts to collect publicly available economic and trade data despite access restrictions. The agents reportedly switched between different meth...
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AI-Driven Automation Could Threaten 40 Percent of Jobs Globally, UN Experts Claim
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology and automation driven by it could soon impact 40 percent of the global workforce, claims a new report by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). The report highlights that by 2033, AI could become a multi-trillion-dollar market. However, the economic growth could be highly concentrate...
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Indian Economy Projected To Grow 6.5% In 2024: UN Trade Body
India's economy is projected to grow by 6.5 per cent in 2024, according to a report by the UN which noted that multinationals extending their manufacturing processes into the country to diversify their supply chains will have a positive impact
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India, China Fared 'Better' Than Other Economies In Q1 Of 2021: UN
UN Data: Import of goods grew 45 per cent in Q1 2021 relative to the 2020 average while services imports were up 14 per cent.
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UN Trade Body Says Slowdown In Global Trade Could Worsen Next Year
"While the outlook for global trade remains uncertain, negative factors appear to outweigh positive trends," UNCTAD said in a trade update.
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UN Trade Body Says Slowdown In Global Trade Could Worsen Next Year
"While the outlook for global trade remains uncertain, negative factors appear to outweigh positive trends," UNCTAD said in a trade update.
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India's Exports Grew 4% In September, Says UN Trade Body
Depending on how the COVID-19 pandemic evolves in the winter months, the UN trade and development body expects the value of global trade to contract by 7 per cent to 9 per cent with respect to 2019
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Indian Economy to Grow 5.6 Per Cent in 2014: UN body
The Indian economy will grow at a rate of 5.6 per cent in 2014 while developing economies as a whole will see a rise of 4.5-5 per cent in economic expansion, a report by United Nations body UNCTAD said on Wednesday.
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UN Trade Body Says Slowdown In Global Trade Could Worsen Next Year
"While the outlook for global trade remains uncertain, negative factors appear to outweigh positive trends," UNCTAD said in a trade update.
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Centre "Singularly Responsible" For India's Economic Problems: Congress
The Congress on Tuesday attacked the Centre over a top UN agency projecting a decline in India's economic growth, saying the government's contention that the country's economic problems are imported is a "smoke screen".
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UN Development Body UNCTAD Believes Banks Should Be Banned From Holding Crypto
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) warns that the rising use of crypto for domestic payments and remittances may cause “leakage” of development funds. The UN development recommends recommends extra taxes on transactions and ad restrictions to boost states' revenue and safeguard financial stability in developing co...
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India, China Fared 'Better' Than Other Economies In Q1 Of 2021: UN
UN Data: Import of goods grew 45 per cent in Q1 2021 relative to the 2020 average while services imports were up 14 per cent.
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India's Exports Grew 4% In September, Says UN Trade Body
Depending on how the COVID-19 pandemic evolves in the winter months, the UN trade and development body expects the value of global trade to contract by 7 per cent to 9 per cent with respect to 2019
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Coronavirus Wipes $50 Billion Off Global Exports In February Alone, UN Report Shows
This also correlates directly to exports and also implies a two percent drop in overall exports Pamela Coke-Hamilton said.
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India to Become 'Hub' for Video Games, Compete on VFX: UNCTAD
India is expected to become the global hub for video game development with its world-class game developers, according to the UN agency dealing with trade.
