W7150755532 Working papers AI × management and organizations

AI's Job Shakeup: Analyzing the Uneven Impact of AI Adoption on Labor Demand

Bin Gu · Mohammad Soltaniehha · Xiupeng Wang

Also recorded as: doi:10.2139/ssrn.6528459 · ssrn:6528459

ssrn search result · 2026-04-06

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The SSRN listing describes the paper as studying how direct firm AI adoption, rather than AI-skill hiring alone, reshapes firm-level labor demand.

confidence: moderate ssrn-search-result apw-e1-ssrn-backfill

Scope: first-page SSRN search-result snippet

The listing reports a positive association between AI adoption and labor productivity in the study sample.

confidence: moderate ssrn-search-result apw-e1-ssrn-backfill

Scope: association summarized by SSRN; universe and denominator are not visible in the listing

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  • The productivity statement is an association; the listing does not expose the universe or denominator.
  • Full text and PDF were not inspected.
  • The apparent tension with E1-L06-R001 may reflect different firm- versus industry-level units and is not adjudicated at snippet level.

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