ROLEOAK · AI & WORK
Read accessible summaries of primary research and major jobs reports, with publication dates and original source links.
RESEARCH
Original source: 2026-04-17
The ILO explains why tasks that AI could automate are not the same as jobs that employers will remove.
Source: International Labour Organization
Read RoleOak summary →RESEARCH
Original source: 2026-05-26
A new capability-gap measure separates information-processing tasks from work requiring judgment, social skills and responsibility.
Source: OECD
Read RoleOak summary →ANALYSIS
Original source: 2025-05-20
An ILO assessment of tasks across occupations highlights clerical work while noting changes in technical and professional roles.
Source: International Labour Organization
Read RoleOak summary →JOBS OUTLOOK
Original source: 2025-01-08
WEF's projected changes cover technology, economic shifts, population changes and the green transition, not AI on its own.
Source: World Economic Forum
Read RoleOak summary →Articles are human-reviewed research summaries, not live market data or guarantees about any occupation. Original publishers remain authoritative. Curated launch briefs checked 30 October 2026.
