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Research group whose updated paper reports the youth employment gap in highly AI-exposed occupations widening to 19% from 15%.
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Indeed Hiring Lab put San Jose first among 386 US metros for generative AI exposure, scoring it 59 against an average near 44. The score reflects each city's job postings, so multi-city employers learn more from their own roles at each site.
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Job postings in AI-exposed occupations peaked as the Fed began hiking in March 2022, says a former Fed economist citing a study of 238 million postings. The same column then credits AI with keeping the slump going in jobs it can automate.
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A dev.to post treats Stanford's Digital Economy Lab payroll analysis as a near-20% fall for developers aged 22 to 25 since late 2022, while employment for the over-30s in the same AI-exposed roles grew. The author says the cause is unsettled.
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Maria Black's read of payroll data from more than 1 million clients moves the problem from headcount cuts to skills-based team design. ADP also happens to sell the remedy.
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A July 13 statement of eighty-eight words has collected close to 2,000 signatures and 17 Nobel laureates. The measurement work it implies has not been done inside a single company.
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A telecom moving workloads off frontier vendors, a Big Four firm inventing "agent economics," and a widening youth employment gap all point at the same unglamorous work.
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