Biography
Nebojsa Todorovic is a Master’s student at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Montenegro. He is also a Master’s student researcher at the Faculty of Informatics and Information Technologies (FIT), Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Slovakia, where he is involved in research activities related to advanced information technologies and computing systems. His research interests focus on signal processing and the analysis of various types of signals for anomaly detection in the field of medicine. He is also interested in software development, data analysis, information system optimization, and applied artificial intelligence. He actively participates in academic research and contributes to projects involving advanced data analysis, innovative software solutions, and the optimization of information systems.
Conference contributions 1
IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND AUTOMATION ON LABOR MARKET TRANSFORMATION:
Insights from diverse professional sectors
The growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation is a major factor changing the global labor market. It greatly affects job structures and the shift in traditional roles. This paper looks at how AI systems are causing certain jobs to disappear while also pointing out new types of work that need specific skills. In addition to reviewing relevant literature, we surveyed 40 people from various educational and professional backgrounds. The goal was to understand their views on how AI affects the labor market, what skills are now needed, and the importance of ongoing professional development. Most respondents think that AI will greatly change current jobs, but it will also create new roles. They stress the importance of further education and developing digital skills. Both the literature review and survey results highlight the need for ongoing education, reskilling, and careful management of technology changes to maintain human talent. The study concludes that we should not see AI just as a threat to jobs. Instead, with the right policies, planning, and human oversight, it can help foster long-term economic and social growth.