Pawel Gmyrek

Pawel is a distinguished social scientist with a profound interest in digital technologies and their societal impact, particularly in the realm of work. His research delves into the transformative effects of generative AI on employment, occupational structures, and labor market transitions. With a unique approach that combines social science, data science, and economics, Pawel employs both traditional statistical methods and cutting-edge AI tools to analyze complex datasets. He is adept at creating semi-synthetic datasets, developing new AI exposure indicators, and enhancing the visibility of labor market patterns through innovative data visualizations. Currently, a Senior Researcher at the International Labour Organization in Geneva, Pawel collaborates with global entities like the World Bank and national institutes such as NASK in Poland. His extensive publications address multilateral funding, aid effectiveness, human rights, and the intersection of technology and employment, emphasizing data as a vital tool for understanding technological and work-related transformations.