Will AI take away our jobs? Study finds minimal impact on work and pay

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smaller, the study shows. It saves 3% of the work time. However, the wages do not increase much, thus the limited labour market effects.DH Web DeskLast Updated : 20 May 2025, 11:21 IST

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