Study shows that AI is changing the way work is designed
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Study shows that AI is changing the way work is designed

Jornal de Negócios1 September 2026 at 19:31

A recent study demonstrates that artificial intelligence is fundamentally altering how work is conceived and structured in organizations. The research analyzed the impact of AI technologies on the labor market and human resource management practices.

The authors of the study identified four possible future scenarios for work over the next decade. These scenarios range from gradual transformation to a deeper reconfiguration of work activities, depending on factors such as technological adoption and implemented policies.

The main conclusion of the research affirms that artificial intelligence should significantly transform tasks and functions within organizations. However, the researchers rule out the possibility of a generalized employment collapse, suggesting that technology will tend to reshape work rather than eliminate it completely.

The study suggests that the adaptation of workers and companies will be fundamental to navigating this technological transition. Human skills complementary to AI should gain greater relevance in an ever-evolving labor market.

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