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Eloundou et al. (2023)

GPTs are GPTs: An early look at the labor market impact potential of large language models

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Specific Type
AI exposure measure
Dataset Type
Cross-sectional
Institution
OpenAI; University of Pennsylvania
Institution Type
Academia; AI Lab
Level of Focus
Task
Most Granular Level
O*NET task level (DWAs)
Perspective
Worker-side
Time Coverage
2023
Frequency
One-time static snapshot
Sample Size
1016 occupations; 19265 tasks
Geographic Detail
National (US)
Occupational Classification
O*NET-SOC 2019
Industrial Classification
Not specified
Other Classification
Task-level DWAs (Detailed Work Activities)
Key Variables
Task exposure scores (0-1 scale); human and GPT-4 ratings; 50% time reduction threshold; complementary tool exposure
AI/Tech Tracking
LLM/GPT capabilities assessment; both direct model and LLM-powered software
Access Details
Available from authors; data appendix in paper
Notes
Uses both human annotators and GPT-4 classification; high correlation between human and AI ratings; distinguishes model-only vs tool-enhanced exposure