AI didnt steal your job, then who did? Yale study busts the myth of the great automation apocalypse: Speculation, not disruption

A new study by Yale Universitys Budget Lab challenges fears of AI-driven mass unemployment, finding little evidence that artificial intelligence has significantly disrupted the U.S. job market since ChatGPTs launch in 2022. Researchers compared workforce data across industries and generations, concluding that employment trends remain largely stable. The report suggests that economic factors, not automation, are driving recent job slowdowns calling the AI job loss panic largely speculative.