Even if AI doesn't take your job, it might dent your paycheck

Source: Business Insider

imageBROKER/Turgay Koca/Getty ImagesCompanies are spending big on AI, but research shows most haven't seen measurable ROI. To offset those costs, employers can do layoffs — or trim line items like bonuses and stock awards. Workers can still make a case for a pay bump by emphasizing their value and AI chops.

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