Arbeitsmarkt: Studie: KI lässt Beschäftigung noch nicht schrumpfen
Viele Menschen befürchten, dass ihr Job bald von künstlicher Intelligenz erledigt werden könnte. Daten vom Arbeitsmarkt belegen das im Moment noch nicht.
Nürnberg - A study by the Nuremberg Institute for Labor and Vocational Research (IAB) indicates that artificial intelligence (AI) has not yet significantly reduced employment in Germany. According to the institute's announcement, overall full-time employment in occupations heavily influenced by AI has actually grown more since 2022 compared to other occupations.
Employment growth in AI-affected professions was nearly six percentage points higher for the 30- to 39-year age group and about five percentage points higher for those aged 40 to 64 compared to less AI-affected professions. However, among younger workers under 30, the relationship is negative: full-time employment in AI-heavy professions fell by 1.2 percentage points more than in less AI-affected occupations.
The IAB researchers primarily see potential risks from AI in industry, especially in non-academic occupations. For young people, employment in these sectors tends to decline more when AI influence is already high.
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