According to the OECD, generative AI could dramatically change work dynamics, impacting jobs in urban areas and high-skilled roles that were previously thought to be secure from automation.
Automation through generative AI is expected to improve work efficiency, with estimates suggesting that 70% of skilled workers can complete tasks twice as fast.
The OECD emphasizes that even if certain tasks become automated, the job market may evolve positively, creating new roles but potentially not benefiting those displaced.
Industries such as education, IT, and finance are poised for disruption due to generative AI, indicating a significant shift in the employment landscape.
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