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Article . 2024
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IMPACT OF AI ON WORKING IN EUROPE

Authors: Enrico Moch, PhD LL.M.;

IMPACT OF AI ON WORKING IN EUROPE

Abstract

This paper is an excerpt from my dissertation submitted in 2024, providing a thorough analysis of the various ways in which AI is impacting work-life in Europe. It discusses how AI affects job roles concerning improving productivity or augmenting the traditional labor equilibrium. The report, therefore, advocates a gradual shift in skills acquisition and the adoption of new policy frameworks to minimize the possible displacement of jobs while maximizing the potential of utilizing AI. It deals with AI's legal, ethical, and social ramifications in job markets, raising questions about the state of government, civil liberties, and societal norms that require reinforced regulatory frameworks, heightened privacy protection, and ethically acceptable AI use. The study thoroughly expounds on the revolutionary AI power that may stealthily change industry landscapes, depending on skills and work culture. In conclusion, the paper proposes tactical ideas to ensure that AI's effects on workplaces and everyday life are beneficial and not destructive

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