The notion of a world freed from work is gaining traction as artificial intelligence writes, codes and manages ever more tasks. But what do the data really show? Drawing on more than twenty studies published in 2024 2025, this mini book reminds us that technological progress reshapes occupations more than it eliminates them. Early statistics reveal that 75 % of knowledge workers already use AI, yet overall employment continues to grow, except for some young workers in highly automatable roles. This book deciphers exposure indices, highlights the creation of new jobs and examines experiments in four day weeks, universal income and large scale training. By exploring scenarios of polarisation, augmentation, reduced working time and universal income, it invites readers to move beyond dystopian fantasies and to build inclusive public policies. The text offers a clear, evidence based overview of AI and employment, with concrete examples and action points for companies and policymakers.

A concise and accessible synthesis of the latest data on AI and employment, concrete examples and action paths for decision makers.

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