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Updated library in 15/10/2026
Selected references, own documents and supporting files. It is not an exhaustive systematic review or independent certification. The conference date records the editorial review of the reference and its identification in this library. It does not indicate new empirical collection or updating of the original study.
19 references in the selection
External study
Generative AI and Jobs: A Refined Global Index of Occupational Exposure
ILO / ILO · Working Paper 140 · 2025
Reference used in the dossier on AI, work and rent. The design and population of each study limit the comparison between their results.
Basic income as a policy option: Can it add up? (25 May 2017). Policy brief. DOI: 10.1787/77d7fe00-en.
OECD / OECD · Policy brief · 2017
Reference used in the dossier on AI, work and rent. The design and population of each study limit the comparison between their results.
Publication: 2017-05-25 Editorial check: 15/10/2026 Consult documentExternal study
Results of the basic income experiment: small employment effects, better perceived economic security and mental wellbeing (6 May 2020). Official evaluation summary.
Kela / Finnish Government · Official review · 2020
Reference used in the dossier on AI, work and rent. The design and population of each study limit the comparison between their results.
Publication: 2020-05-06 Editorial check: 15/10/2026 Consult documentWorking paper
Disruption without dividend?
ILO/ILO · WP 166 · 17/03/2026
Analyzes how digital infrastructure and differences in tasks change the interpretation of AI exposure across countries.
288 real calls in 24 synthetic tasks: 285 approvals by the JSON criterion. Three format rejections, with correct calculations in subsequent review. Costs reported by API; external individual conciliation pending.
Publication: 2026-10-15 Editorial check: 15/10/2026 Consult documentProtocol with companies
Does AI save companies time?
Rovemark Research · RVMR-001 · version 2.0.0 · USD
Registration open. It involves measuring time, quality and cost per approved delivery. There are no participant results yet.
In 15/10/2026, 100 of 100 questions retrieved the expected font in the limited context used by the product. There were 70 questions about the platform and 30 about Research, without external inference calls.
This assessment measures font retrieval. It does not measure the correctness of generated responses, execution of integrations or security of all flows. The cases were written by the team themselves and used to correct the search; do not constitute an independent validation sample.
The review corrected the excessive influence of common words in search and an old guidance about no logins. Questions, expected references, and retrieved sources are in the report for inspection.
Research uses USD in the new scenarios, costs and collections. The v2 collection protocol keeps previous records in BRL separate. Full article, graphics, tools and navigation have been located. No new inference calls were made.
Origin of data and use of public sources
Public pricing of OpenRouter separate from synthetic test and proposed study with companies. Method prioritizes existing sources and own tests for specific questions. This review did not perform new inference calls.
Publication of the model comparison
288 call results, complete responses, filters, exportable figure and execution files. The 1.0.1 protocol registered parameters that were unavailable before calls. The original notes were preserved after reviewing the three format rejections.
Library and reproducible bases
Inclusion of ILO WP 166, model catalogue, technical protocol and ISCO-08 explorer with source difference identification in code 7126.
Review of protocol with companies
Text revised for clarity. Registration remains open; no participant results were added.
Found an error? Enter the document, version and excerpt viaRovemark contact. Accepted corrections will be described in this record.