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A Stanford University study reveals that AI is significantly impacting entry-level job opportunities for younger workers, with employment levels for those aged 22 to 25 in AI-exposed fields now 19 percent lower than their peers in less affected areas. This marks an increase from a 13 percent gap reported last year.
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A Stanford University study reveals that AI is significantly impacting entry-level job opportunities for younger workers, with employment levels for those aged 22 to 25 in AI-exposed fields now 19 percent lower than their peers in less affected areas. This marks an increase from a 13 percent gap reported last year.
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