Analysis: AI may reshape white-collar work by 2030, wages at risk

A CEOWORLD piece argues AI may alter the economics of professional work before eliminating occupations, as firms could produce more output with fewer employees, showing up as reduced hiring, slower wage growth and concentrated productivity gains. Such shifts may appear before unemployment data reflect them, weakening employee bargaining power even as profits rise.

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