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Intelligence artificielle et travail

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Governments, Government of France
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Topics:
Anticipating needs and matching skills
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Research papers
Publication Date:
28 Mar 2018
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L’intelligence artificielle conduira à des transformations profondes du travail. Pour s’y préparer, le rapport passe au crible trois secteurs – transports, bancaire et santé, élabore des scénarios d’évolution et propose des pistes d’action.

Le but de ce rapport n’est pas d’apporter des réponses précises sur ce que sera le travail dans le futur. Il s’agit avant tout d’illustrer de manière réaliste des anticipations plausibles dans plusieurs domaines d’application et dans certains secteurs d’activité. Cette approche sectorielle vise à se pencher de manière très fine sur les opportunités et les risques potentiels : évolution des tâches, dynamique d’apprentissage, montée des compétences techniques ou sociales, changements dans les conditions de travail ou les pratiques managériales, gain ou perte d’autonomie, etc.

Subject Tags:
Labour market information, Skills anticipation, Information and communication technologies
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Global
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