Service workers saw an average 24.3% decline in earnings growth since 2023, while workers in the bottom 25% of earners saw wages decline by 10.7% over that period. Broadcaster announcers and radio DJs, who had a relatively low exposure to AI per Anthropic’s Index, saw real wages crater by 52% over the two-year period. For instance, personal finance advisors, whose roles have more than a third of tasks that are exposed to AI, saw wages grow 8.4%. Administrative law judges, adjudicators, and hearing officers, whose roles have 30% of tasks exposed to AI, saw wages surge 17.5% over the same timeframe. Read the original article on Business InsiderThe post AI’s real threat to the job market isn’t job loss, it’s lower paychecks, new research says appeared first on Business Insider.