Labor Market
AI Isn’t Killing Jobs — It’s Closing the Entry-Level On-Ramp
The AI Prism Admin
A revised Stanford study using ADP payroll data through June 2026 finds employment for 22-to-25-year-olds in AI-exposed occupations now sits 19 percent below its expected pace, driven by reduced hiring rather than layoffs. Here's which entry-level roles are actually at risk and what the numbers mean for new grads.
What Is Actually Happening to Jobs? Separating AI Hype from Reality
The AI Prism Admin
Aggregate employment is holding up, but the composition of the job market is shifting fast: entry-level roles are getting squeezed, creative output jobs are shrinking, and AI-adjacent roles are booming. We break down the real data on which jobs grow, shrink, and transform.
