US EditionAI is not yet replacing workers in the US, Yale study finds
Yale and Brookings researchers found AI boosts productivity with no broad job losses 33 months after ChatGPT’s release, despite concerns about entry-level employment.
- Through July, Yale University's Budget Lab and the Brookings Institution found no evidence of broad U.S. job disruption since ChatGPT's release, stating `Overall, our metrics indicate...` said Martha Gimbel.
- Several firms citing AI in layoffs prompted closer scrutiny, as tech executives warned of upheaval that contrasted with later data and spurred Yale Budget Lab's study.
- About 18% of workers hold jobs in the highest AI-exposure category, stable since January 2023, with financial services, Information sector, and Professional and Business Services most exposed.
- The study finds AI is augmenting human work with productivity gains, but researchers warn administrative support and customer service roles face risks without upskilling by executives and policymakers.
- The Yale research team calls for comprehensive usage data from major AI companies, noting it's too early to predict long-term impacts and citing conflicting studies, including recent graduate employment declines.
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The HillHas the AI apocalypse arrived? Not yet, new study suggests
(NewsNation) — Artificial intelligence has fueled fears about the future of work, but a new study suggests the U.S. job market has yet to experience major disruptions. Researchers at the Yale University Budget Lab and the Brookings Institution found little evidence that generative AI has dramatically altered employment since ChatGPT's release in November 2022. "Despite fears of an imminent AI jobs apocalypse, the overall labor market shows more …
AI is not coming for your job — yet — Yale study finds
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Is AI coming for your job? Not yet apparently. Those, at least, are the findings of a recent study from the Yale Budget Lab. The study, "Evaluating the Impact of AI on the Labor Market: Current State of Affairs," examined how U.S. employment has changed since Chat GPT was released almost three years ago, in November 2022. New California driver’s license features updated design, security features Despite fears of an "AI-po…
AI Not Wiping Out Jobs: US Study
AI Not Wiping Out Jobs: US Study
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