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Is the education gap in generative AI use smaller than the internet's was at a similar level of use? Evidence from 16 European countries
New technologies are usually adopted first by people with more formal education. This paper asks whether the education gap in generative AI use in 2025 is smaller or larger than the internet's gap in the same country in the year when overall internet use was at a similar level. It uses public Eurost
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