Exposure to generative AI tools worsens workers' expectations about job availability and income inequality.
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individuals who had been exposed to generative AI tools appeared to be left with bleaker expectations for job availability and income inequality
Indeed, as our team found back in October 2024 (fairly early in the still-nascent AI revolution), individuals who had been exposed to generative AI tools appeared to be left with bleaker expectations for job availability and income inequality.
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