A study from the University of California, Los Angeles found that artificial intelligence has not yet caused a significant increase in unemployment among recent graduates. The research said the labor market is still absorbing new graduates at a stable pace, with no clear deterioration tied to the spread of AI so far. At the same time, the researchers warned that the longer-term effects of the technology still need close attention. They also flagged changing remote work patterns as another factor that should be monitored alongside AI adoption. The study suggests that while current conditions have not worsened in a pronounced way for recent graduates, structural effects on the job market could emerge over time as the technology continues to develop. The report was cited by Crypto Briefing.
A study from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) found that artificial intelligence has not yet caused a meaningful jump in unemployment among recent graduates.
The research said the labor market is still absorbing new graduates in a steady way right now, with no obvious weakening tied to the spread of AI.
But the researchers still urged close monitoring of AI's long-term effects, along with changing remote work patterns. They said the technology's structural impact on the job market may show up more clearly over time as it keeps evolving, which makes continued tracking necessary.
The study was cited by Crypto Briefing.
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