European Central Bank headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany Occupations with higher levels of exposure to artificial intelligence technologies between 2011 and 2019 experienced increased employment shares during that time, researchers said in a November article published by the European Central Bank.
According to the findings, derived from a working paper that examined occupational data in 16 European countries, about 25% of all jobs were highly exposed to AI-enabled automation in the form of tools like language processing, image recognition and algorithm-based recommendations. Researchers found a “positive and significant association” between AI exposure and employment share for some groups, while for […]
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