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At least one G7 country's official statistical agency publishes a labor report attributing a measurable net employment decline in a named occupation explicitly to AI or automation adoption by 2035.
Last revised Sep 11, 2026.
criteria definedcumulative
Current estimate
probability this has happened by each date
2035
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2050
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2100
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Resolution criteria
- 2035
- Any G7 national statistical agency (e.g. BLS, ONS, Destatis, INSEE, ISTAT, Statistics Canada, Japan's MIC) publishes an official report explicitly attributing a measured net employment decline in a named occupation to AI/automation adoption.
- 2050
- A majority of G7 statistical agencies routinely publish AI/automation-attributed employment effects as a standard report category, not a one-off study.
- 2100
- Occupation-level statistical reporting includes AI/automation attribution as a standard, internationally harmonized category (e.g. via ILO or OECD classification standards), documented in that body's own statistical standards.
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