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54,836 job cuts were attributed to AI last year. More than the two years before it combined.
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Challenger, Gray & Christmas 2025 Year-End Report; PwC 2026 Global AI Jobs Barometer.
- 54,836
- US job cuts attributed to AI in 2025
- 71,683
- Cumulative AI-attributed cuts since 2023
- 62%
- Wage premium for workers with AI skills, up from 57%
- 69%
- Growth in AI-skilled job postings, against 9% for the wider market
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