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Ramp data shows heavy AI adopters hire more

A study using Ramp spend data and Revelio Labs workforce data finds that companies investing heavily in artificial intelligence grow headcount by 10.2% over two years, with entry-level positions growing 12%. Gains are only for high-intensity adopters and subject to a learning curve. AI adoption is unevenly distributed.

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  • High-intensity AI adopters see 10.2% headcount growth over two years, entry-level grows 12%.
  • No significant change for low-intensity adopters; gains require a minimum threshold of AI spending.
  • Gains appear after 6-12 months, suggesting a learning curve.
  • Venture-backed and California-based companies more likely to adopt AI; small businesses adopt intensively when they do.

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