The Gap Between AI Theory and Practice: A New Look at Labour Market Impacts
The debate over artificial intelligence and its effect on employment often feels like a pendulum swinging between utopian promises and dystopian fears. It is a discourse in need of data. A new report from Anthropic, titled “Labor market impacts of AI: A new measure and early evidence” [1] attempts to ground the conversation in reality. The authors have developed a new metric—observed exposure—that moves beyond theoretical speculation by combining AI’s potential capabilities with data on its actual, real-world usage. The report contains a chart that tells a far more interesting and complex story than a simple narrative of job destruction […]
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AI, skills and employment
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