A.I. Takes Biggest Toll on White-Collar Workers in Their 20s: Stanford Study

A.I. Takes Biggest Toll on White-Collar Workers in Their 20s: Stanford Study

A Stanford study shows early-career workers between ages 22 and 25 have seen a 13 percent drop in A.I.-exposed jobs like coding since late 2022 due to generative A.I.

No, these new studies don't show an AI jobs apocalypse is coming

Economists at the Federal Reserve and Stanford University recently published studies investigating how AI affects employment in different industries.

These Fields Are Losing the Most Entry-Level Jobs to AI, According to a New Stanford Study

A new study from Stanford University found that fields like software development, customer service, and accounting are all losing entry-level jobs to AI.

Entry-level employment in AI-exposed fields is down 13%, per new study

Employment is down among entry-level accountants, developers, and administrative assistant thanks to AI....

Stanford study says AI is mostly taking entry-level jobs

As AI gets smarter, it's likely that it will come for even more professions that require more experience.