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Do Job Postings Show Early Labor-Market Effects of AI?

A New York Fed study finds limited impact of AI on labor demand. The decline in job postings for AI-exposed occupations predates ChatGPT's release, and there is no divergence in demand between junior and senior roles within those occupations, suggesting AI is not the main driver of the hiring slowdown.

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Do Job Postings Show Early Labor-Market Effects of AI?
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  • AI exposure remains limited: less than 10% of workers and vacancies are in high-exposure occupations.
  • The relative decline in job postings began before ChatGPT's release and shows no clear break after.
  • No divergence in labor demand between junior and senior positions within high-exposure occupations.
  • Firms intend to incorporate AI mainly through retraining, with limited effects on hiring.

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