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THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND AUTOMATION ON THE LABOR MARKET: THE LOSS OF OCCUPATIONS AND THE EVOLUTION OF NEW SKILLS

Kuyliyev · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 16 Jun 2026

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Drawing on philosophical, sociological and economic approaches, the article analyzes how AI and automation eliminate and transform occupations and create new skill requirements. It compares technological determinism with social constructivism and argues that knowledge, creativity and adaptability become the main forms of capital.

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The article presents a comprehensive analysis of the systemic impact of artificial intelligence and automation processes on the modern labor market. In particular, on the basis of philosophical, sociological and economic approaches, the processes of reduction and transformation of professions, the formation of new professional competencies and the restructuring of human capital are studied. The study compares the approaches of technological determinism and social constructivism, revealing new forms of labor arising as a result of automation and their impact on the human subject. The article also substantiates that in the digital economy, knowledge, creativity and adaptability become the main capital.

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2026 (4 months ago)
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