New research says AI didn't kill jobs at least not the way we think.

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The video uses a contrarian hook that challenges a widely held fear, immediately engaging the viewer with a counter-intuitive perspective on a trending topic.

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The creator discusses recent research suggesting that the decline in job prospects for AI-exposed fields began before the launch of ChatGPT. He highlights that graduates with AI skills have actually seen better job outcomes, questioning the common narrative that AI is solely responsible for job losses.

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1Introduce the research findings
2Explain the timeline of job market shifts
3Highlight the positive impact for skilled graduates
4Pose a concluding question about the blame placed on AI

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New research says AI didn't kill jobs at least not the way we think. Job prospects in AI-exposed fields started declining months before ChatGPT even launched, then stabilized afterward. In fact, grads with AI-related skills found jobs faster and earned more post-ChatGPT. So if the labor shift predates the chatbot... Are we erroneously blaming AI?

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New research says AI didn't kill jobs at least not the way we think. Job prospects in AI-exposed fields started declining months before ChatGPT even launched, then stabilized afterward. In fact, grads with AI-related skills found jobs faster and earned more post-ChatGPT. So if the labor shift predates the chatbot... Are we erroneously blaming AI?