An Apollo analysis of 321 occupations found that wages in jobs highly exposed to AI grew 6.7% more slowly after 2023, with no statistically significant employment effect. The first measurable mark AI has left on the labour market is not unemployment.
An Apollo analysis of 321 occupations found that wages in jobs highly exposed to AI grew 6.7% more slowly after 2023, with no statistically significant employment effect.
The first measurable mark AI has left on the labour market is not unemployment.
The gap was 10.7% in the lowest-paid quartile and absent in the highest.
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An Apollo analysis of 321 occupations found that wages in jobs highly exposed to AI grew 6.7% more slowly after 2023, with no statistically significant employment effect. The first measurable mark AI has left on the labour market is not unemployment. The gap was 10.7% in the lowest-paid quartile and absent in the highest.
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