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AI adoption is driving hiring, but mostly for senior roles

Companies using artificial intelligence are adding more jobs than those that aren't, but those gains sharply favour senior employees over junior workers.

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人工智能的应用正在推动招聘,但主要集中在高级职位。

The number of employees in senior positions rose by 6.7% over five years at companies adopting AI, while junior employment declined three per cent in the same period. — Pexels

Companies using artificial intelligence (AI) are adding more jobs than those that aren’t, but those gains sharply favour senior employees over junior workers, according to a new study spanning 41 countries.

The number of employees in senior positions rose by 6.7% over five years at companies adopting AI, while junior employment declined three per cent in the same period, researchers Bharat Chandar of Stanford University and Bouke Klein Teeselink of King’s College London said in a paper released on Sept 21. Although overall hiring increased, the share of junior workers at those companies fell by 1.9 percentage points, they found. The shift away from lower-level workers occurred in numerous countries, including Brazil, Saudi Arabia and the UK.

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