As AI becomes integrated into daily workflows, jobs may evolve, with workers focusing on more sophisticated and creative tasks while AI handles mundane ones.
Experts disagree on whether wages will increase with increased productivity, as companies may not pass on financial gains to workers.
AI could lead to reduced earning potential for hourly and low-skilled workers, with companies accepting "so-so automation" over higher wages.
AI might also help close the wage inequality gap by providing specialized expertise to non-traditional candidates, potentially leveling the playing field. Workplace organization and policy advocacy may be crucial in protecting worker compensation in the AI era.