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Hampole et al. (2025)

Artificial Intelligence and the Labor Market

AI-focusedRestricted/RDCBoth
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Specific Type
AI exposure measure
Dataset Type
True panel/Longitudinal
Institution
Northwestern University; Yale University; University of Minnesota; Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Institution Type
Academia
Level of Focus
Worker-task; aggregated to firm
Most Granular Level
Task level within occupations
Perspective
Both
Time Coverage
2010-2023
Frequency
Annual
Sample Size
58 million LinkedIn profiles; comprehensive job database
Geographic Detail
National (US)
Occupational Classification
LinkedIn occupation classifications
Industrial Classification
LinkedIn industry classifications
Other Classification
Firm-level aggregations; geographic coverage
Key Variables
Task-level AI exposure scores; mean exposure; dispersion of exposure; employment effects; wage effects; firm productivity measures
AI/Tech Tracking
NLP-based AI and ML exposure measurement; task-level automation potential
Access Details
Available from authors; working paper access via NBER/SSRN
Notes
Uses NLP to measure dynamic exposure varying across firms and time; theoretical framework distinguishing direct/indirect productivity effects; validated against firm hiring patterns

Key Papers

Hampole et al. (2025) NBER Working Paper w33509