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New study links AI exposure to shorter working hours
Original: "This study investigates how occupational # AI exposure impacts employment at the intensive margin, i.e., the length of
A study using individual-level time diary data from 2004 to 2023 examines how occupational AI exposure affects employment at the intensive margin, looking at the length of workdays and how people split time between work and leisure. The findings indicate that higher exposure to AI is associated with changes in working time, prompting discussion about how AI is reshaping jobs without eliminating them outright.
Why now: Ongoing public debate about whether AI will replace jobs or simply change how long and how intensively people work.
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Evidence
- "This study investigates how occupational # AI exposure impacts employment at the intensive margin, i.e., the length of workdays and the allocation of time between work and leisure. Drawing on individual-level time diary data from 2004β2023, we find that π΅πΆπ΄π΅π²πΏ ππ π²π π½πΌπππΏπ² πΆπβ¦ Β· Rainer_Rehak@mastodon.bits-und-baeume.org Β· 5
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