Thank you for giving us s summary of your work which is both creative and informative. The future cannot be indeed in the hands of the few. The political aspects of AI must be understood by all as well as al the possiblities that it can offer. I admire your work and I am fascinated by  Anatomy of an AI System!!! thank you!!

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Very interesting article, but it fails to factor in one of the most important types of work, which is unpaid and without which humanity would cease to exist: unpaid care work which mostly falls on the shoulders of women across the world. The continued sidelining of this element for human reproduction can no longer take a back seat in the future of work.

Thank you for this article, very insightful. I liked the internal solution given by those most opposed to the idea. Wish you every success with your publication.

Very interesting article. COVID-19 has definitely shown weaknesses but has also created opportunities for positive changes. However, the developing world mega cities would need to seriously make investments in care and transport and unlearn from more advanced cities in developed countries in terms of producing more infrastructure for cars.

Great article, I believe that governments are entirely unprepared for this change where they can be key in redirecting some existing policies and overhauling others. I appreciate your acknowledgement of the toll that COVID-19 has taken on women in particular. But more must also be done to close the gap in women´s involvement in these changes, both at the artificial intelligence development level and at the decision making level that will chart the new course to take.

Thank you. I enjoyed this article very much. I have proposed a debt facility for swaping debt for gender equality that will hopefully be taken up by IFIs and involve the UN system to support countries in deepening their financing efforts for gender equality. I think that this radical conditionality concept is along the lines of what I am proposing since the certification in this case would come from international legally binding conventions (CEDAW) ensuring that the investments are geared towards tackling structural gender inequality. I also believe that a new world agreement on monetary matters is necessary (a new Bretton Woods) that makes financial inclusion a reality for billions. Following!!