For the OpenAI platform, “Uruguay has a more stable economy and more robust social policies compared to other countries in the region.”
Uruguay was identified by an artificial intelligence as the only country of South America in which the minimum salary enough to “live comfortably.”
Uruguay has the second best minimum salary measured in dollars in the region, according to data previously published by Ambit and corresponding to the consultancy Statist. On the scale updated at the beginning of the year, it is only behind Costa Rica; But if only the South American nations are considered, the $570 that completes the minimum asset in the country moves to first place.
Although the measurement only takes into account the nominal value – that is, how much it is in dollars without considering the capabilities associated with that total – the high Uruguayan minimum wage already allows it to leave the starting line with a certain advantage in the comparison of purchasing capacity. However, this situation was confirmed by the popular artificial intelligence of OpenAI, ChatGPT.
Asked which South American countries offer their citizens the best minimum wage that allows them to cover all their needs, ChatGPT only mentioned Uruguay among the other 11 countries on the continent.
According to the platform powered by artificial intelligence, the country is the only one that, “compared to other South American nations, offers its inhabitants a comfortable standard of living.” The main cause of this situation is that “Uruguay “It has a more stable economy and more robust social policies compared to other countries in the region.”
The main reasons for the “comfortable life” in Uruguay
In addition to pointing out Uruguay as the only South American country where the minimum wage is enough to “live comfortably”, ChatGPT He listed a series of reasons that support his decision.
Among them, he considered that the country has a “solid social protection system which includes social security, universal health care and assistance programs for vulnerable groups”; as well as a investment significant in proportion to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) destined to education and health, “resulting in high literacy rates and a relatively high life expectancy.”
He also highlighted the labor policies implemented “that promote formal employment and collective bargaining, contributing to improving working conditions and wages.” And the reducing poverty and inequalityin relation to other countries in the region, through various social and economic policies.
Source: Ambito
