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The article discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on the labor market, focusing on changes in jobs and the skills required, and whether the concerning predictions about job losses will come true. It points to a historical paradox: the development of technologies like steam engines and sewing machines led to increased demand for skills and the creation of new jobs, despite improving efficiency. In the modern context, analysis of data from global companies and institutions reveals that AI is increasing the need for highly skilled workers and has not yet caused significant job losses. Instead, it has reduced routine tasks and heightened the importance of human expertise in evaluating machine outputs. Experts affirm that complex work still relies on human oversight, and roles requiring advanced skills and intuitive assessment are unlikely to decline easily—despite fears that rapid advancements in AI could create gaps in the job market. The article concludes by noting that history shows technological innovations tend to produce a paradox: they increase demand for skills and expand work opportunities, not diminish them. Nonetheless, the future presents challenges related to the speed of development and the overlap between human and automated capabilities.
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