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AI and compensation: who will capture the productivity gains?

As Swiss wage negotiations begin, an editorial by Le Temps points out that artificial intelligence will intensify competition between capital and labor to capture future productivity gains.

AI and compensation: who will capture the productivity gains?

Behind the figures in wage negotiations lies a broader question about how gains linked to artificial intelligence will be shared.

As AI is only beginning to transform the world of work, it is more necessary than ever to take an interest in it: the advances promised by these technologies are indeed substantial. The question remains who will reap the benefits, because this revolution will intensify the competition between capital and labor over how the productivity gains achieved are remunerated.

For professionals, the challenge is to document now their contribution to AI-related productivity gains, before this value is captured solely by the employer.