That Post-Grad Software Job Might Be Harder to Get, Thanks to AI

That post-grad software job might be harder to get, thanks to AI

New research shows the AI revolution is impacting younger workers more than older ones - but all hope is not lost.

AI Is Eliminating Jobs for Younger Workers

New research from Stanford provides the clearest available evidence that AI is reshaping the workforce—but it’s complicated.

There Is Now Clearer Evidence AI Is Wrecking Young Americans’ Job Prospects

Young workers face rising AI competition in fields like software development, but some also benefit from AI as a helper, new research shows Artificial intelligence is profoundly limiting some young Americans’ employment prospects, new research shows. Young workers are getting hit in fields where … Source

Younger workers are shouldering the heaviest losses from AI

Artificial intelligence is beginning to reshape the job market in ways that disproportionately affect younger workers, The Wall Street Journal writes.  Stanford economists Erik Brynjolfsson, Bharat Chandar and Ruyu Chen analyzed anonymized payroll data from millions of U.S. employees and found sharp declines in entry-level employment where generative AI can automate routine tasks—software development, customer service, translation and reception …

AI tools like ChatGPT sharply reduce jobs for young workers in exposed fields, study shows

A new study from Stanford University, based on payroll data from millions of US workers, finds that since the rise of AI tools like ChatGPT, jobs for young people in AI-impacted fields have dropped sharply. By contrast, employment for experienced workers and in less exposed fields has held steady or even grown. The article AI tools like ChatGPT sharply reduce jobs for young workers in exposed fields, study shows appeared first on THE DECODER.

AI Advancements Hinder Young Workers’ Job Prospects

New research by by Stanford University economists shows that artificial intelligence is making it harder for young workers to land jobs.