A labor forecasting approach built to keep pace with AI and robotics
Independent labor-market research · September 2026 Evaluating the Changing Demand for Human Labor EOL Labor Analytics evaluates how AI, robotics, and automation move from technological capability to real labor-market effects across occupations, then translates that evidence into working outlooks for 2030 and 2035. A forecast should explain not only where employment may go, but why. The first EOL assessment follows 20 occupations through a common analytical framework.
- ▪Independent labor-market research · September 2026 Evaluating the Changing Demand for Human Labor EOL Labor Analytics evaluates how AI, robotics, and automation move from technological capability to real labor-market effects across occupati
- ▪A forecast should explain not only where employment may go, but why.
- ▪The first EOL assessment follows 20 occupations through a common analytical framework.
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| Original publisher | EOL | Labor Analytics |
| Canonical URL | https://endoflabor.org/ |
| Publication time | Tue, 15 Sep 2026 17:08:32 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-09-15T17:21:52.773Z |
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Independent labor-market research · September 2026 Evaluating the Changing Demand for Human Labor EOL Labor Analytics evaluates how AI, robotics, and automation move from technological capability to real labor-market effects across occupations, then translates that evidence into working outlooks for 2030 and 2035. A forecast should explain not only where employment may go, but why. The first EOL assessment follows 20 occupations through a common analytical framework. The objective is not a single automation score. It is a transparent view of technological progress, changing dependence on human labor, labor-market evidence, and the conditions that would alter the forecast.
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