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Workplace exposure to artificial intelligence is higher among U.S. workers with higher wages, depending on how AI is used

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We additionally confirm the Pew finding that workers with higher incomes tend to be more exposed to AI, regardless of race, age, citizenship status, and education.

Higher-income jobs face greater exposure to large language model capabilities than lower-income jobsSupported

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Link: https://equitablegrowth.org/workplace-exposure-to-artificial-intelligence-is-higher-among-u-s-workers-with-higher-wages-depending-on-how-ai-is-used/
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