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Among U.S. firms where AI is substituting worker tasks, the share reporting a 'large number' of tasks replaced rose from 2.5% in the Dec 2023-Feb 2024 Census BTOS AI supplement to 7% in the Nov 2025-Jan 2026 supplement Share of AI-task-substituting US firms reporting large-scale task replacement rose from 2.5% to 7%
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