Hafiz Hisham And Associates
Hafiz Hisham And Associates
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Researchers at Anthropic created a new way to measure how artificial intelligence might affect jobs, called observed exposure. This combines what AI can do in theory with how much it’s actually used in real work settings.
Key points:
- There’s a big gap between AI’s potential and real use — AI could handle many more work tasks than it currently does.
- Jobs like computer programming, customer support, and data entry are most exposed to automation, while manual or physical jobs stay largely untouched.
- Despite worries, the research finds no clear increase in unemployment yet among workers in the most exposed jobs.
- There is some early sign that hiring of younger workers into exposed jobs has slowed.
Overall, the study shows that AI’s disruption of the labor market might still be in the early stages — current AI use hasn’t caused widespread job loss, but it could influence employment trends as capabilities and adoption grow.
