A documentary about artificial intelligence has been released on YouTube, examining how AI may reshape daily life in coming years. The film brings together researchers, industry technologists and entrepreneurs to discuss potential impacts and adaptation strategies without advocating policy positions.

Participants

Participants include professor Roman Yampolsky, identified as a prominent AI risk researcher; Sergey Markov from Sber, whose team worked on GigaChat; and entrepreneur Evgeny Chereshnev, among other experts.

Topics covered

• How societal structures and economic sectors could change within the next 2–3 years.
• Whether artificial intelligence deployment is likely to produce widespread job displacement or more gradual workforce transformation.
• Which professions may face the strongest pressure from automation and which job functions are most exposed.
• Practical measures for workers and organizations to adapt, including retraining, role redesign and operational changes.

The film juxtaposes different expert perspectives and technical assessments to map plausible near-term scenarios for AI adoption. Contributors discuss concrete examples and policy-agnostic adaptation pathways that organizations and individuals could consider.

By compiling detailed interviews and sectoral analysis, the documentary aims to provide a grounded overview of expected changes, risks and practical responses relevant to businesses, policymakers and workers alike.