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RESEARCHREPORTS

Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
The Poles about the situation in Tibet and the Olympic Games in China
2008-05-06
Author: Rafał Boguszewski
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
The situation on the job market and a threat of unemployment. Opinions from the years 2001-2008
2008-05-05
Author: Bogna Wciórka
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
The general outcome of the four years of Poland‘s integration with the European Union
2008-04-30
Author: Beata Roguska
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
Confidence in public personages
2008-04-29
Author: Agnieszka Cybulska
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
Is the NATO extension to the East in the best interest of Poland?
2008-04-28
Author: Michał Strzeszewski
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
Social moods in April
2008-04-25
Author: Joanna Szczepańska
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
The attitude to the government in April
2008-04-24
Author: Agnieszka Cybulska
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
Evaluations of the work of the President, the Sejm and the Senate
2008-04-23
Author: Michał Wenzel
 

CBOSNEWS Newsletter

Is AI a Threat to the Jobs Market?
In the CBOS May survey 2.2% of respondents said they had lost their jobs or received fewer commissions because of the introduction of AI. Although this is a small percentage, when extrapolated to cover all Polish adults it amounts to 669,000 people who have directly experienced the negative effects of AI.
 

PUBLICOPINION

JUNE 2026
Artificial Intelligence and the labour market
Using Artificial Intelligence
Poles' auto-stereotypes and reasons to be proud
When does youth end and old age begin?
 
 

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DATAREPOSITORY

We offer you the possibility of using the archival survey data collections from over 300 CBOS non-commercial surveys conducted between 1990 and 2017 years. The data have been transferred to the Polish Social Data Archives and are available free of charge after logging in on the Social Data Repository website.
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