Number of US jobs at risk of AI substitution is falling – ECB study
New technology yet to have an impact on wage growth, research finds
In the US, fewer jobs are being created that are susceptible to substitution from artificial intelligence, new research from the European Central Bank suggests.
The study’s authors, Isabella Moder and Til Pommer, use data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics to determine whether jobs are at a low, medium or high risk of being replaced by AI.
Moder and Pommer say a calculation of average employment growth in the US for each of the three categories suggests that employment in roles with a high
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