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Stanford researchers found employment growth weakest among early-career professionals in AI-exposed occupations, with young women slower than men. The cause is women's concentration in routine cognitive work, not new inequality. Claudia Goldin's research shows persistent gender gaps stem from work design rewarding long hours.
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