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trailEmployment for less AI-exposed workers and more experienced workers in AI-exposed occupations has stayed stable or grown
Generative AI is beginning to have a significant, disproportionate negative impact on entry-level workers in the US labor market
US early-career workers aged 22-25 in the most AI-exposed occupations saw a 16% relative employment decline since generative AI's widespread adoption
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Employment for less AI-exposed workers and more experienced workers in AI-exposed occupations has stayed stable or grown
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