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RESEARCHREPORTS

Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
Attitude to Government in February
2018-02-19
Author: Małgorzata Omyła-Rudzka
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
Discussion about the Amendment to the Law on the IPN (Institute of National Remembrance)
2018-02-16
Author: Beata Roguska
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
Local Elections – Significance, Voting Intention and Interest in Decisions of Authorities of Different Level
2018-02-15
Author: Adam Gendźwiłł
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
Social Moods in February
2018-02-14
Author: Antoni Głowacki
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
Opinions about Parliament, President, Local Authorities and Institute of National Remembrance (IPN)
2018-02-13
Author: Michał Feliksiak
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
Interest in Pyeongchang Winter Olympics and Chances of Polish Representation for Medals
2018-02-09
Author: Barbara Badora
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
Political Party Preferences in February
2018-02-09
Author: Krzysztof Pankowski
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
Attitude to Decommunization of Street Names
2018-02-09
Author: Beata Roguska
 

CBOSNEWS Newsletter

Is AI a Threat to the Jobs Market?
In the CBOS May survey 2.2% of respondents said they had lost their jobs or received fewer commissions because of the introduction of AI. Although this is a small percentage, when extrapolated to cover all Polish adults it amounts to 669,000 people who have directly experienced the negative effects of AI.
 

PUBLICOPINION

JUNE 2026
Artificial Intelligence and the labour market
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DATAREPOSITORY

We offer you the possibility of using the archival survey data collections from over 300 CBOS non-commercial surveys conducted between 1990 and 2017 years. The data have been transferred to the Polish Social Data Archives and are available free of charge after logging in on the Social Data Repository website.
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