Os impactos da inteligência artificial no mercado de trabalho

Abstract

This monography explores the impacts of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the labor market, drawing parallels with the socioeconomic transformations of the Industrial Revolution. The analysis engulfs theoretical contributions from Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Durkheim, and Weber, highlighting the intensified environment of worker alienation and wealth concentration in the AI era. Based on studies by McKinsey & Company and Martin Ford, this work discusses the reconfiguration of labor relations, the creation of new jobs, and the need for professional adaptation. The study also addresses ethical and privacy implications of AI, especially in the educational field, and analyzes the propensity for automation of tasks in Brazil. The research employs a descriptive and exploratory approach, aiming to provide a critical and informed analysis that contributes to the development of policies and strategies that maximize the benefits of AI while mitigating its risks