Hanoi, April 17 -- The report, entitled Generative AI and Jobs in Viet Nam: Labor Market Exposure and Policy Considerations, suggests that while GenAI is set to reshape the labor market, the dominant trend is likely to be task transformation rather than widespread job displacement.

Only about one million workers are in occupations where tasks are both highly susceptible to automation and standardized, indicating that the risk of full automation affects less than 2 percent of the workforce-lower than in several regional peers such as Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand.

Exposure to GenAI varies significantly across sectors and occupations. Clerical support roles face the highest risk, with nearly two-thirds of workers engaged in jobs...