AI Automation's Job Impact Depends on Task Bottlenecks, Study Finds

New research by Alex Imas and Soumitra Shukla argues that AI's impact on jobs depends less on average exposure scores and more on task structure and bottlenecks, correcting widespread misreadings of earlier exposure metrics.

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