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AI and jobs. A review of theory, estimates, and evidence
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Across studies, task ambiguity stands out more than complexity as a key moderator of AI's effectiveness. Structured tasks see the most consistent gains, while ambiguous ones produce more variable outcomes, depending on users' AI skills and strategies.
Generative AI yields smaller productivity gains on complex, context-dependent tasks than on well-defined tasks.
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