According to @godofprompt, referencing Yale and Brookings research, 44 months of employment data reveal that artificial intelligence has had zero meaningful impact on overall employment rates (source: Yale, Brookings via Twitter). Despite a 30% drop in job openings since ChatGPT's launch, the data confirm these declines began eight months before its release, correlating instead with the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes starting March 2022. Sectors most affected—construction, mining, and manufacturing—are not typically AI-replaceable but are highly sensitive to borrowing costs. Furthermore, a Goldman Sachs survey of 100 investment bankers found only 11% of their clients use AI to cut headcount, while 47% employ AI to increase productivity and revenue (source: Goldman Sachs via Twitter). The analysis underscores that monetary policy, not AI, has driven recent employment changes, highlighting a disconnect between perceived AI job displacement and actual market data.