The Financial Times featured research from Ramp and Revelio Labs examining the relationship between corporate AI investment and employment growth across nearly 22,000 U.S. companies.
The study found that companies investing most heavily in AI grew their workforces faster than companies with lower levels of AI adoption, adding evidence to the debate over how generative AI is affecting employment.
Read the full article here.
Heavy AI adopters are growing faster
In “Heavy corporate AI spenders add staff faster than peers,” Financial Times reporter Clara Murray looks at findings from the first study to combine organization-level headcount data with actual company AI spending.
The research connects AI spending data from Ramp with workforce records from Revelio Labs. The findings show that employment gains were concentrated among high-intensity AI adopters and tended to emerge after a six-to-12-month period, suggesting that the relationship between AI investment and workforce growth develops over time.
Read the full Financial Times article for more on the findings.
Read the full article: https://www.ft.com/content/8026eac6-16ad-467d-b8c3-c48c5af684e6?syn-25a6b1a6=1
FAQ
What data did the study use?
The research combined company-level AI spending data from Ramp with workforce records compiled by Revelio Labs, covering nearly 22,000 U.S. companies.
What does Revelio Labs measure?
Revelio Labs provides standardized workforce data covering areas including employment, job postings, hiring, compensation, skills, company headcount, and employee sentiment.