An IMF staff analysis of Israel's labour market found that of national employment sits in occupations with high AI exposure but low task complementarity -- the group most vulnerable to AI-driven displacement rather than augmentation 23.1% of Israeli jobs: high AI exposure, low complementarity

An IMF staff analysis of Israel's labor market assessed the potential impact of Generative AI using occupational microdata. It found that 23.1% of national employment is in occupations with high AI exposure and low task complementarity. This group is considered more susceptible to AI-driven job displacement, as AI technologies are more likely to substitute for, rather than complement, the tasks they perform.