The OECD brings together 38 democratic and well-developed countries. A recent report shows that artificial intelligence is threatening millions of jobs in the states where OECD is present. In Poland the rate of jobs threatened by AI exceeds 30 per cent.

Reuters reports that more than a quarter of jobs in OECD member states rely on skills that can be easily automated in the ongoing AI revolution. The organisation also stresses that workers themselves feel concerned about job losses due to the development of technology.

As we read on natemat.pl, most at-risk countries include Hungary (36.4 per cent of jobs are at risk), Slovakia (35.7%) and the Czech Republic (35.2%). Poland ranked fourth (33.5%).

Threatened occupations have been defined as those that require more than 25 of the 100 skills that on a daily basis can be easily and quickly automated. As many as three in five workers openly fear losing their permanent jobs to artificial intelligence in the next 10 years.

Source: natemat.pl