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More, but Worse: The Marketplace Effects of AI-Generated Job Posts PRIMARY_TEXT

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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’ sea...	not read — this server does not read this kind of document or recording, so it has not looked; read it yourself
Treated employers are 19% more likely to post a job than employers in the control group. ... treated employers who posted a job were 15% less likely to make ...	not read — this server does not read this kind of document or recording, so it has not looked; read it yourself

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QUOTE `{}`	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. T...
QUOTE `{}`	Treated employers are 19% more likely to post a job than employers in the control group. ... treated employers who posted a job were 15% less likely to make a hire. This decline in hiring fully offset the increase in job posts: the uncon...

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