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Looking for the Ladder: Is AI Impacting Entry-Level Jobs?

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A potent narrative has taken hold in public discourse: that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly and inexorably eliminating the first rung of the career ladder for young graduates. ... In fact, the downturn in labor demand for AI-exposed occupations — using the same definition of exposure used by the "Canaries" paper — began long before ChatGPT's launch.

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An analysis of aggregate job postings data from Lightcast reveals that vacancies for the highest AI exposure quintile of occupations peaked in March–April 2022 and declined sharply throughout the remainder of the year.

Hiring for AI-exposed occupations began declining before ChatGPT's release in November 2022Supported