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This paper uniquely analyzes generative AI and remote works effects on early-career hiring using large datasets and robust econometric methods. Its novelty lies in revealing remote work as a stronger predictor of junior hiring declines than AI. However, its originality and direct relevance to hedge fund AI adoption remain limited.
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This paper uniquely analyzes generative AI and remote works effects on early-career hiring using large datasets and robust econometric methods. Its novelty lies in revealing remote work as a stronger predictor of junior hiring declines than AI. However, its originality and direct relevance to hedge fund AI adoption remain limited.
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