trailWidespread generative AI adoption could raise global GDP by about 7% over ten years
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Generative AI could expose the equivalent of 300 million full-time jobs worldwide to automation
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Widespread generative AI adoption could raise annual US labor productivity growth by about 1.5 percentage points over ten years
Access to a generative AI conversational assistant increases customer support agents' productivity by roughly 14-15% on average.
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Generative AI chatbot adoption has had no detectable effect on worker earnings or hours within two years
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Generative AI is a significant contributor to the post-2022 acceleration in US labor productivity growth
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AI advances will increase US total factor productivity by less than one percent over ten years
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General-purpose technologies historically took decades before producing measurable aggregate productivity gains
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Widespread generative AI adoption could raise global GDP by about 7% over ten years
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