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The UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs has released the 2026 World Social Report. It says about 2.2 billion people lacked internet access in 2025, while high costs and poor service quality limited participation even among those connected. The UN warns that, without targeted measures, inequalities in connectivity, devices, data and AI skills could deepen gaps in education, income and economic opportunity.

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IT之家 10 月 16 日消息,据央视新闻报道,当地时间 15 日,联合国经济和社会事务部发布《2026 年世界社会报告》。

该报告指出,经济、数字和能源转型正以前所未有的速度重塑世界,但数十亿人仍被排除在就业、技能培训、公共服务、基础设施和社会保障之外,无法从这些变革中受益。

2025 年约有 22 亿人无法接入互联网,已经联网的人群也受到网络服务费用高昂、服务质量不佳等因素的限制,难以真正参与数字社会。

IT之家从报告原文中获悉,联合国呼吁,如果不采取针对性措施,网络连接、数字设备、数据和 AI 技能方面的不平等,可能让现有的数字鸿沟进一步扩大,使教育、收入和经济机会方面的差距更加严重,也更加难以消除。

报告还呼吁加强国际合作,拓展各国财政空间,建立更具代表性、包容性和回应能力的全球治理机制。

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As societies transform, people are falling behind, with rising costs of exclusion, new UN report warns

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