The Psychological Impact of AI on Employment: Insights into the Future of Work in India

The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into India’s workforce is transforming employment landscapes and raising important questions about its psychological effects on employees. This study explores how AI affects workforce dynamics and employee well-being in India, using psychological theories. Through a quantitative approach, including surveys across various industries, the research investigates coping strategies and the role of organizational support in reducing AI-related stress. Results show that workplaces with AI tend to have higher job-related anxiety, especially in roles prone to automation, while access to training and upskilling greatly improves psychological well-being. Organizational support, such as clear communication and comprehensive training programs, emerges as a key factor in helping employees adapt. These findings highlight the importance of targeted psychological interventions and policy measures to build resilience and ensure a smooth transition to an AI-driven future in India.

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Technix International Journal for Engineering Research
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.56975/tijer.v12i10.159967
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AI and HR Technologies
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The Psychological Impact of AI on Employment: Insights into the Future of Work in India

M. S. Supriya, Narasimha Rao Mekala
Technix International Journal for Engineering Research
AI and HR Technologies
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The Psychological Impact of AI on Employment: Insights into the Future of Work in India

M. S. Supriya, Narasimha Rao Mekala
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Abstract

The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into India’s workforce is transforming employment landscapes and raising important questions about its psychological effects on employees. This study explores how AI affects workforce dynamics and employee well-being in India, using psychological theories. Through a quantitative approach, including surveys across various industries, the research investigates coping strategies and the role of organizational support in reducing AI-related stress. Results show that workplaces with AI tend to have higher job-related anxiety, especially in roles prone to automation, while access to training and upskilling greatly improves psychological well-being. Organizational support, such as clear communication and comprehensive training programs, emerges as a key factor in helping employees adapt. These findings highlight the importance of targeted psychological interventions and policy measures to build resilience and ensure a smooth transition to an AI-driven future in India.

Technix International Journal for Engineering ResearchVol. 12(10)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
AI and HR Technologies
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