One in every 7 workers in Türkiye could see their job change: Which professions will be affected?

Bloomberg’s Türkiye and Sweden economist Selva Baziki presented research finding that roughly one in seven Turkish workers—about 14% of the employed population—could see their jobs change as artificial intelligence and technological transformation reshape occupations. The study identifies which professions face the greatest exposure to automation and AI-driven task shifts, underscoring the scale of labor-market adjustment ahead for Türkiye. The findings matter because such a broad reshuffling would affect productivity, wage dynamics and the skills employers demand across the economy. What to watch next is how quickly firms adopt AI tools and whether training and labor policies can match workers to the changing mix of roles.