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The abstract reports randomized AI drafting, a 19% posting increase, 44% writing-time reduction, and no discernible increase in matches. MEASUREMENT

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Source: More, but Worse: The Marketplace Effects of AI-Generated Job Posts · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:ca135185dfc7cfff2cbc5a5e312e0cd3f3204f8213bf01c0113bbf6dfb99a3c4

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We consider the effects of the introduction of a generative AI tool in a large scale field experiment on an online labor market, which lowered employers’ search costs by randomly offering them AI-written first drafts of their job post. The assistance was widely accepted and treated employers were 19% more likely to post a job. It also saved employers time—treated employers spent 44% less time writing their job posts. Despite the substantial increase in job posts, there was no discernible increase in matches in the treatment group.

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