The AI labor apocalypse is on hold (for now)
Experts foresee more qualitative changes than quantitative ones despite the industry’s own catastrophic predictions, and they warn of rising inequality, with a gap ‘between top‑tier jobs with multimillion dollar paychecks and low‑level j…
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