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Young Workers Bear the Brunt as Stanford Research Links Accelerating Job Declines to AI Exposure

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New analysis from the "Canaries in the Coal Mine" research team finds that jobs most exposed to artificial intelligence are not the same ones most sensitive to monetary policy — and the employment decline is accelerating. The debate over what is driving the steep decline in entry-level hiring across the American economy has sharpened in […]

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