Where Is the AI Jobs Crisis?

Apollo Wealth's 'The Daily Spark' examines why the predicted AI-driven job crisis has not yet happened. While automation has affected some roles (e.g., translators, customer service), overall employment remains high. The article suggests that AI is currently augmenting rather than replacing workers, and that many jobs thought automatable are complex and require human judgment. However, it notes that wages for repetitive tasks are stagnating, and entry-level positions are declining. The piece also highlights that new job categories (e.g., prompt engineers, AI trainers) have emerged. The conclusion: the jobs crisis is more of a slow shift than a sudden collapse, but workers need to upskill.