## AI and work: what are the risks? According to research by the Brookings Institution, US workers most exposed to AI are also potentially the most capable of adapting to radical changes in the world of work. However, the study warns about some professions with a high prevalence of female workers, who may find themselves at a disadvantage. Conversely, dentists appear to be among the professionals least likely to suffer negative repercussions from the adoption of artificial intelligence-based systems. This data suggests a polarization of impacts, with some professional categories more protected than others. ## General context Automation and artificial intelligence are transforming the labor market at an ever-increasing rate. While some professions become obsolete, others emerge, requiring new skills and adaptability. Continuous training and professional development therefore become key elements to face the challenges of the future.