Artificial Intelligence and Labour in Czechia: Who Is Affected?

Barbara Livorova and Josef Sveda

Research Briefs from Czech National Bank, Research and Statistics Department

Abstract: We show that AI exposure in the Czech labour market is sizeable, but highly uneven. Using occupational AI exposure mapped to worker-level microdata, we find that around one quarter of tasks associated with Czech employees' occupations can be supported, performed, or transformed by AI. Exposure is concentrated in larger urban areas, information-intensive sectors, and higher-wage jobs.

Date: 2026-07
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