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Evidence on AI and work
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EY US says it will invest $100 million in employee rewards tied to future-focused skills, technology adoption, and measurable impact, signaling how AI-era performance can shape pay and career incentives.

Adecco Group says AI is changing tasks faster than it is eliminating jobs, while only a minority of firms have scaled it into core workflows. Reuters reported the company also pointed to disappearing entry-level jobs and a need for reskilling.

State Street expects its technology- and AI-enabled transformation to deliver about $1 billion in annual run-rate benefits by 2029 and said net headcount would be down in the “low single digits range” after reinvestment.