Apollo’s Slok Says AI Weighs On Pay Without Cutting Jobs — Yet
TL;DR
Torsten Slok found something surprising when Apollo Global Management Inc. looked at how the adoption of artificial intelligence was playing out in the labor market. Torsten Slok found something surprising when Apollo Global Management Inc. looked at how the adoption of artificial intelligence was playing out in the labor market.
Nauti's Take
The good news is in the headline: jobs are holding up so far, and teams that use AI well get more output per person. That same gain is what puts pressure on salaries in roles whose contribution is hard to measure.
Worth tracking two metrics, time saved per workflow and output per employee, split by task profile. The finding is a signal to watch, not a forecast for future staffing needs.
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