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Recent analysis finds no big increase in unemployment for workers highly exposed to AI since late 2022. Anthropic, an AI business, noted that AI deployment remains a fraction of what is possible, with its chatbot Claude covering only 33% of computer and maths tasks. Even OpenAI's Sam Altman now doubts AI's potential for widespread job losses.
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