Future of Work in Creative Industries

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Authors: Avya Singh Chirana, Pratibha Giri
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Abstract

Digital technologies, platform-based labour and AI are causing a significant transformation in the future of work in creative industries. This chapter looks at how the changes are transforming creative professions, work models and career expectations. In the digital transition, numerous cultural barriers to entry have been eliminated and individuals can tap into international markets without institutional intermediaries. With creative employees becoming more freelance and web based entrepreneurs, artists have to manage an increased pressure to balance between creativity and commercial and technological concerns. Lastly, it also gives future research and policy implications such as the need to provide structural systems that safeguard mental health, equitable pay and inclusiveness to opportunities. This chapter contends that creators, platforms, educators and policymakers must work together in order to achieve a healthy and equitable creative economy and sustainable creative futures.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Digital Economy and Work Transformation Cultural Industries and Urban Development Legal and Labor Studies

Publication details

Journal / source
Advances in computational intelligence and robotics book series
Pages
153–194
Publication date
29 January 2026
Document type
Book chapter