Policy analyses citing the 2023 GPTs-are-GPTs occupational exposure scores do not engage later methodological improvements
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The policy-relevant work which ask who is harmed, who benefits, how, and when, continues to reference the static GPTs are GPTs scores without engagement with the methodological updates that would let these questions be answered more reliably.
The second gap is the one we argue needs more attention: the coordination between researchers and policymakers.
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