Research on the Impact of “Artificial Intelligence" on Economy and Employment under the Background of Low Birth Rate
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The combined effect of China's aging population and artificial intelligence presents both challenges and opportunities.AI has injected new impetus into the economy by filling the labor gap and driving industrial upgrading. At the same time, the employment market needs to undergo structural adjustments through skills transformation and policy support. In the future, it will be necessary to combine technological innovation to build a "human-machine collaboration" model to cope with the profound impact of demographic structural changes.
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