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Use of artificial intelligence among businesses jumped in the last year and is expected to continue to grow, yet few firms have cut jobs as a result so far, according to a new Federal Reserve Bank of New York study.
Around 40% of service firms reported using AI for tasks, up from 25% last year, the study found. The share is expected to continue growing, as 44% of companies say they will use AI over the next six months.
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