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China Plans Mechanism to Evaluate AI Impacts on Job Market

China Plans Mechanism to Evaluate AI Impacts on Job Market
Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 17 June 2026, 11:19 UTC By Josh Xiao, Yujing Liu 1 min read
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China Plans Mechanism to Evaluate AI Impacts on Job Market China is planning a mechanism to assess the impact of artificial intelligence on the job market, highlighting Beijing’s growing concerns over disruptions to the livelihood of its citizens from the technology. The nation will research the establishment of a survey system on the implications of AI on employment, conduct analysis on impacts, and continuously track how the technology is creating and replacing jobs over the next five...

China Plans Mechanism to Evaluate AI Impacts on Job Market China is planning a mechanism to assess the impact of artificial intelligence on the job market, highlighting Beijing’s growing concerns over disruptions to the livelihood of its citizens from the technology. The nation will research the establishment of a survey system on the implications of AI on employment, conduct analysis on impacts, and continuously track how the technology is creating and replacing jobs over the next five years, according to an announcement from the State Council on Wednesday.
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