The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) and new technologies will disrupt the labor market.
The whole question is to know the extent of this revolution.
Nearly a quarter of jobs are set to change by 2027, says the 'Future of jobs' survey by the World Economic Forum (WEF), the organization known for its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
The revolution in the world of work will lead to a net reduction of 2% in current employment, predicts the report, which counts on the creation of 10% of jobs but the elimination of nearly 12% of current positions.
It is based on a survey of 803 companies in 45 countries and information related to some 673 million jobs listed in a database of the International Labor Organization.
The WEF thus estimates that out of this vast sample, 83 million will have disappeared while 69 million will be created, ie one out of four renewed.
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