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Evaluating the Impact of AI on the Labor Market: Current State of Affairs

Gimbel M, Kinder M, Kendall J, Lee M · 2025 · Bibliographic source

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    Gimbel M, Kinder M, Kendall J, Lee M (2025). "Evaluating the Impact of AI on the Labor Market: Current State of Affairs." The Budget Lab at Yale. Analysis of U.S. occupational mix change since ChatGPT release (Nov 2022), finding no economy-wide employment disruption after 33 months; occupational change pace only ~1 percentage point above internet-era comparison; OpenAI exposure and Anthropic usage data show stable employment shares across AI-exposed occupations. [Note: original citation claimed Yale Budget Lab analysed "policy frameworks for redistributing AI-driven productivity gains, including universal basic income, negative income taxation, and sovereign wealth models" — no such publication exists; replaced with verified Yale Budget Lab AI research]
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