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US payroll data shows young workers' jobs most affected by artificial intelligence

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US employment in AI-exposed roles for young workers aged 22-25 contracted by 4.4% in August 2026, marking a continuous decline since October 2023. This trend emerged from the Canaries Dashboard project led by Stanford Digital Economy Lab and ADP Research, with insights shared by Chief Economist Nela Richardson.

Key points

• US employment in AI-exposed roles for young workers aged 22-25 shrank by 4.4% in August 2026, representing a contraction every single month since October 2023.
• The decline began approximately one year after ChatGPT's initial release, coinciding with the launch of the Canaries Dashboard project by Stanford Digital Economy Lab and ADP Research.

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Data reflects August 2026 employment figures; the Canaries Dashboard is a project with ongoing updates, and specific job titles or industry breakdowns are not detailed in the source.

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