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斯坦福报告:美国年轻人就业受AI影响最严重
3 6 Ke·2025-08-28 12:28

Core Insights - The report indicates that generative AI has significantly reduced employment rates for young Americans in highly automatable jobs since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 [1][4][23] - While overall employment in the U.S. continues to grow, the employment growth for young workers has stagnated, particularly in jobs vulnerable to AI [4][6][10] Employment Trends - Employment for young workers aged 22-25 in easily automatable roles has decreased by 13% over the past three years, while older workers have seen stable or even increased employment [1][4][7] - In sectors less susceptible to AI, such as healthcare assistants, employment has shown positive growth [1][4] AI Impact on Job Types - The research distinguishes between jobs where AI replaces human labor and those where AI enhances human capabilities, noting that entry-level positions see declines in employment when AI is used for replacement [10][11][12] - Conversely, jobs where AI acts as an assistant show minimal impact on young workers' employment rates [10][11] Age and Employment Dynamics - The report highlights that the employment rate for young workers in AI-affected roles has decreased by approximately 12 percentage points compared to those in less affected roles [14][16] - Older employees, who possess more experience and skills that are harder for AI to replicate, have maintained or increased their employment rates [23] Salary Adjustments - The adjustments in the labor market are more evident in employment numbers rather than salary changes, indicating that AI's impact is primarily leading to job losses rather than immediate wage reductions [17][19] Consistency of Findings - The study's conclusions remain consistent across various analytical methods, suggesting that the employment decline for young workers is directly linked to AI's influence rather than external economic factors [20][23]