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AI, Labor Markets, and Economic Impacts
Saturday, November 7, 3:30 to 5:00pm, Property: Boston Marriott Copley Place, Floor: 4th Floor, Room: Salon KSession Submission Type: Panel
Abstract
Papers in this session examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping labor markets, organizational processes, and skill demand across both public and private sectors.
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AI Exposure and the Future of Work: Tasks, Skill Demand, and Demographics - Presenting Author: Michael Horrigan, W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research
Cross-National Variations in Public Attitudes Toward Artificial Intelligence: A Latent Class Analysis - Presenting Author: Mahzabin Fatema Kabir, University of North Carolina, Charlotte; Non-Presenting Co-Author: Yang Cao, University of North Carolina, Charlotte
The Impact of Generative AI on Job Opportunities for Junior Software Developers - Presenting Author: Alicia Sasser Modestino, Northeastern University
Is AI a replacement or complement to subject matter expertise? A case study of UNDP - Presenting Author: Hemali Angne, Rutgers University - New Brunswick; Non-Presenting Co-Author: Raquel Padilla García, Rutgers University - New Brunswick; Non-Presenting Co-Author: Sandra Jae-Ah Chung, Rutgers University - New Brunswick; Non-Presenting Co-Author: Hal Salzman, Rutgers University