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The group found that when someone transitions to a job with high exposure to AI, they work 3.5 hours longer per week. This imbalance ends up replacing non-screen-based activities, such as socialization and exercise.

Accurate? I mean its both learning a new technology, and the paper notes that a tight labor markets generally means people work more hours.

_{Quote Citation: Alexandra Shimalla, “Artificial Intelligence and the Extended Workday - EmoryBusiness.com”, 2025-10-06, https://www.emorybusiness.com/2025/10/06/artificial-intelligence-and-the-extended-workday/}