Job numbers? Pretty sure you could make the case that this claim isn't true, but the data might be too nebulous. But it's definitely had an effect on jobs. It

Job numbers? Pretty sure you could make the case that this claim isn't true, but the data might be too nebulous. But it's definitely had an effect on jobs. It's made so many underqualified people think they have a new superpower, and made so many people miserable with the implied belittling of their actual skills. It's really damaging work culture. Of course studies like this are aimed at people who think jobs are interchangeable neutral little black boxes that can be scaled up and scaled down, and who don't like to think about what they involve. > Overall, our metrics indicate that the broader labor market has not experienced a discernible disruption since ChatGPT’s release Because metrics don't tell the story.