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Emergent phenomena and socio-economic metamorphoses in the context of artificial intelligence development

https://doi.org/10.21869/2223-1552-2026-16-1-93-110

Abstract

Relevance. This article examines the impact of artificial intelligence on socio-economic processes through the lens of emergent phenomena. Emergence refers to the appearance of new, previously unforeseen properties within complex systems, leading to significant transformations in the economy and society. In the era of rapid digitalization and automation, AI is beginning to play a key role in reshaping the labor market, redistributing economic centers, and developing new models of employment.
The Purpose is the study aims to identify the key emergent phenomena arising from the implementation of AI, to analyze their impact on the labor market, resource redistribution, and social structures, and to propose possible adaptation strategies.
Objectives. The research tasks focus on identifying and analyzing emergent phenomena emerging from AI integration into the economy, determining their influence on labor markets, industrial structures, and social processes, as well as developing models that describe these transformations.
Methodology. The study employs econometric modeling, corporate data analysis, futurist forecasting, and computer simulations to identify patterns of change in the economy.
Results. Mathematical models have been developed to assess the degree of AI’s impact on the labor market, the dynamics of economic processes, and the potential social consequences of digital transformation. The findings indicate that AI implementation leads to a reduction in the demand for routine labor, the automation of intellectual professions, and the emergence of new fields of employment related to technology management and development. However, these processes are accompanied by risks such as increased social inequality, the concentration of economic power within large technological corporations, and the displacement of traditional employment centers.
Conclusions. The article proposes recommendations for reforming the education system, modernizing tax policy, and regulating the digital economy to minimize the negative effects of technological transformation. The results obtained can be used to forecast the long-term consequences of AI development, to formulate strategies for its integration into the economy, and to ensure sustainable social development.

About the Author

R. Yu. Cherkashnev
Tambov State University named after G. R. Derzhavin
Russian Federation

Roman Yu. Cherkashnev, Candidate of Sciences (Economics), Associate Professor at the Economics and Management

33 Internatsionalnaya Str., Tambov 392000, Russian Federation



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Cherkashnev R.Yu. Emergent phenomena and socio-economic metamorphoses in the context of artificial intelligence development. Proceedings of the Southwest State University. Series: Economics. Sociology. Management. 2026;16(1):93-110. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21869/2223-1552-2026-16-1-93-110

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