The researchers looked at changes since the launch of ChatGPT in the distribution of workers among all the jobs available in the economy. “By measuring this over the time generative AI has been publicly available, we can test the claim that AI is substantially changing the workforce by… pushing workers from one job to another, automating workers out of a job, or creating new jobs,” they said in the study, published by The Budget Lab Wednesday. However, they noted that the adoption of generative AI was at an early stage and that their analysis was not predictive of the future. But the limits of AI are becoming increasingly clear, as is the extra work it can potentially create as humans have to check the work produced by AI. A recent report from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found that 95% of companies that try AI aren’t making any money from it.