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Dr. Wang Ya is a rising scholar whose research centers on the intersection of labor economics, industrial intelligence, and demographic change, with a particular focus on China’s floating population. Her most-cited work, “How can industrial intelligence change the employment structure of the floating population?” (2024), investigates how the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence and automation is reshaping labor markets as the demographic dividend fades. In this study, Dr. Wang clarifies the internal mechanisms through which AI alters employment structures, offering critical insights into the displacement and transformation of jobs for migrant workers. Although her career is still emerging, her work has already garnered attention, with this paper accumulating 4 citations in a short time—a strong indicator of its timely relevance. Dr. Wang’s research is vital for policymakers and scholars seeking to understand the social and economic implications of technological change, particularly for vulnerable populations. Her contributions promise to inform debates on workforce adaptation, skill transitions, and inclusive growth in the age of intelligent manufacturing.
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