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ADP chief economist Nela Richardson — Brynjolfsson's partner on the research — has argued the distinction between automation and augmentation is the key variable. Occupations where AI augments human work show more resilience.
AI-related employment declines are concentrated in occupations where AI automates rather than augments human labor
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