Artificial Intelligence Impact on Digital Nomad Work Life Balance: The Role of Automation

The impact of artificial intelligence-driven process automation on digital nomads' work-life balance was studied using a mixed-methods approach that combines quantitative and qualitative evidence to better understand the topic. The research was done using online surveys and social media questionnaires. Survey data from a diverse group of remote workers reveals that AI solutions, mainly employed for task automation and efficiency, have significantly improved respondents' ability to meet deadlines and maintain a healthy work-life balance. Nevertheless, the report highlights increasing concerns about job displacement as AI technology advances. Researchers used open-source statistics software for quantitative analysis of the data collected. They utilized ANDVA to measure the impact of artificial intelligence automation on digital nomads' life and work balance. Most importantly, results show that although AI can improve productivity and adaptability, it also introduces new skill development and adjustment issues. As AI-related responsibilities increase, digital nomads must develop new skills to sustain competitiveness and relevance in the changing labor market. The collected data underscores the essential need for ongoing study and aggressive measures to reduce the possible negative impacts of AI automation on the digital nomad workforce.

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2024-11-12
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccda64887.2024.10867307
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Artificial Intelligence Impact on Digital Nomad Work Life Balance: The Role of Automation

Lyn M. Dalisaymo, Myra M. Patalay
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Artificial Intelligence Impact on Digital Nomad Work Life Balance: The Role of Automation

Lyn M. Dalisaymo, Myra M. Patalay
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Abstract

The impact of artificial intelligence-driven process automation on digital nomads' work-life balance was studied using a mixed-methods approach that combines quantitative and qualitative evidence to better understand the topic. The research was done using online surveys and social media questionnaires. Survey data from a diverse group of remote workers reveals that AI solutions, mainly employed for task automation and efficiency, have significantly improved respondents' ability to meet deadlines and maintain a healthy work-life balance. Nevertheless, the report highlights increasing concerns about job displacement as AI technology advances. Researchers used open-source statistics software for quantitative analysis of the data collected. They utilized ANDVA to measure the impact of artificial intelligence automation on digital nomads' life and work balance. Most importantly, results show that although AI can improve productivity and adaptability, it also introduces new skill development and adjustment issues. As AI-related responsibilities increase, digital nomads must develop new skills to sustain competitiveness and relevance in the changing labor market. The collected data underscores the essential need for ongoing study and aggressive measures to reduce the possible negative impacts of AI automation on the digital nomad workforce.

Bulacan State University (PH)
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