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THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON UZBEKISTAN'S LABOUR MARKET: PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS, OCCUPATIONAL TRANSFORMATION, AND PROSPECTS FOR HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT

Abduqodirova Elnora Odiljon qizi · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 6 Oct 2026

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Based on a Telegram survey of 8,500 participants in Uzbekistan, this article reports that 72% expect AI to transform the country's labour market, with accounting (58%), translation (52%), programming and IT (47%) and marketing (43%) seen as most affected. 49% expect AI to create new jobs and 61% expect a positive effect on their professional development.

Abstract

This article analyzes the impact of artificial intelligence on Uzbekistan's labor market based on public perceptions. The study is based on a survey conducted through the Telegram channel of the "Digital Education Center", involving 8,500 participants. The findings show that 72% of respondents believe that AI will transform Uzbekistan's labor market. The occupations expected to be most affected are accounting (58%), translation (52%), programming and IT (47%), and marketing (43%). Moreover, 49% believe that AI will create new jobs, while 61% expect it to have a positive impact on their professional development. The study emphasizes the need to adapt education to the AI era, strengthen young people's digital and cognitive skills, and promote responsible AI literacy.

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