Analysis uncovers risks of AI and robotics on employment, suggesting severe disruption in the labour market.
The study titled “Research Analysis on the Impact of AI, Robotics, and Autonomous Systems on the Labour Market” offers a comprehensive synthesis and comparison of leading reports and analyses addressing the effects of artificial intelligence, robotics, and autonomous systems on the labour market. Based on multiple studies conducted in 2023, 2024, and 2025, the research aims to identify the general direction and implications of AI-driven changes in employment. The author critically evaluates the conclusions of many prominent reports, arguing that they underestimate the risk of a potential collapse of the global labour market. According to the study, while report authors may be aware of the alarming findings, they often avoid emphasising them – perhaps to prevent public panic. The publication maintains that, despite the emergence of new jobs in AI and cybersecurity, a severe global employment crisis is likely. The study also highlights the dual-use nature of AI technologies and explores strategic approaches for responding to their disruptive influence on labour markets worldwide.
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