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AI, work and education

How AI is reshaping work, hiring, and what people learn.

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New Tech

A new CESifo working paper by economists Robert Fairlie and Jane Wu challenges prior studies, finding no evidence of significant displacement or reduced hiring among recent college graduates in AI-impacted occupations.

Why it matters: Current economic data shows differing conclusions regarding entry-level hiring displacement from AI adoption.

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Ars Technica — Technology Lab · 1d ago
Companies

AI data center buildouts are driving a temporary job boom for blue collar trades like electricians and HVAC technicians, though local regulatory pushback threatens future growth.

OpenAI

CNBC — Technology · 21h ago