Reporting archive
Evidence on AI and work
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New Census paper links AI exposure to weaker first-job outcomes for college graduates
A Census working paper finds the sharpest AI-linked labor-market effects at college graduates’ first job, with weaker initial employment and earnings in the most exposed majors.
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Dallas Fed sees early AI automation effects in Texas job postings
A Dallas Fed analysis says AI automation exposure has already shown up in Texas job postings, while an Indeed Hiring Lab note says AI may help break the current low-hire, low-fire pattern.
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GenAI adoption is moving faster than workplace guidance, and task mix is shifting
Research says generative AI is changing how work is organized, while many workers still say they lack clear company guidance.