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Goldman Sachs has quantified the real monthly impact of AI on the U.S. labor market, finding a net loss of 16,000 jobs per month, with young workers and entry-level white-collar roles bearing the brunt.
Anthropic's new research introduces "observed exposure," a measure that distinguishes what AI can theoretically do from what it is actually doing in the workplace. The study finds that while 94% of programming tasks are technically feasible for AI, only 33% are currently being performed by it, and that high-exposure jobs tend to employ more educated, higher-paid workers and more women.