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Culture / T-2026-6019
Post-ChatGPT, Finance and Tech Job Postings Fell 13% While Augmentation Roles Rose 20%
Harvard Business School research finds ChatGPT-era job postings down 13% for automation-prone roles, up 20% for augmentation-heavy ones, with finance and tech hit hardest.
SourceEnhance or Eliminate? How AI Will Likely Change These Jobs
Culture / T-2026-5980
AI aids experienced workers and replaces entry-level ones, Dallas Fed data shows
Dallas Fed research finds AI simultaneously augments experienced workers and substitutes for entry-level employees, driving wage divergence in exposed sectors.
SourceAI is simultaneously aiding and replacing workers, wage data suggest
Culture / T-2026-2315
McKinsey: AI and robots could technically automate 57% of US work hours
McKinsey Global Institute says AI agents and robots could handle 57% of US work hours, with 40% of jobs in high-automation roles by 2030.
SourceMcKinsey warns AI and robots could automate 40 percent of US jobs by 2030
Culture / T-2026-7495
Forrester: 6% of US Jobs Lost to AI by 2030, but the Real Story Is the 20% That Change
Forrester forecasts 10.4 million US jobs lost to AI by 2030, but says the bigger story is the 20% of roles that will be augmented — and the 'AI washing' masking financially…
SourceForrester: AI-Led Job Disruption Will Escalate, While Fears Of A Job ...
Culture / T-2026-8592
Yale Budget Lab finds no labor-market disruption 33 months after ChatGPT
A new Yale Budget Lab analysis finds the labor market has not experienced a discernible disruption since ChatGPT's launch, undercutting fears of widespread AI-driven job losses.
SourceEvaluating the Impact of AI on the Labor Market: Current State of Affairs | The Budget Lab
Culture / T-2026-9620
Northeastern's AI Writing Class Teaches Students What Machines Cannot Mimic
A new creative writing course at Northeastern Oakland forces students to confront what AI can and cannot do, framing the machine as a constraint-based collaborator rather than a…
SourceClass Profile: Writers Find Their Creative Strengths in the Age of AI
Culture / T-2026-5077
AI job cuts top 50,000 in 2026, but weaker hiring may be the bigger story
AI-linked layoffs have reached 50,000 this year, but economists say the real story is reduced hiring for junior roles, which may reshape the workforce more than any wave of…
SourceAI job cuts are rising, but experts say layoffs are only part of the ...
Culture / T-2026-9742
Anthropic's new labor measure finds AI hasn't moved the unemployment needle
Anthropic's research introduces a new measure of AI displacement risk based on actual usage data, finding no systematic unemployment rise but suggestive evidence of slower hiring…
SourceLabor market impacts of AI: A new measure and early evidence
Culture / T-2026-9379
Yale Budget Lab: No Labor Market Disruption from AI Yet
The Yale Budget Lab's ongoing analysis finds no link between AI adoption and job displacement through March 2026.
SourceTracking the Impact of AI on the Labor Market - Yale Budget Lab
Culture / T-2026-6608
The $80,000 Ceiling: Who AI Hits First
New research from Penn and OpenAI finds educated workers earning up to $80,000 are most exposed to AI automation. The finding upends the blue-collar narrative.
SourceHow will Artificial Intelligence Affect Jobs 2026-2030 | Nexford University
Culture / T-2026-5296
YouTube's AI labeling pivot: detection, not disclosure
YouTube moves from voluntary AI disclosure to automatic detection and labeling of synthetic video, a policy shift with real consequences for creators and viewers.
SourceYouTube to automatically label AI-generated videos
Culture / T-2026-9764
Welcome to Tessera Press
Tessera launches as an independent AI commentary newsroom. Each story is a tile of artificial intelligence; the archive is the mosaic. Here is what to expect.