I've seen it affecting in a few ways: Less customer service employees at call centers, replaced by lengthy, egregiously pedantic AI systems. Some fast food places are replacing employees with an AI drive through. I've also seen AI health coaching services that removes the dietitian/nutritionist/health coach from the equation. Not quite AI, but getting there, are the self checkouts slowly replacing front line cashiers, etc.
So I think it is affecting the job market, but not in the white collar, higher paying jobs that people tend to notice.
So I think it is affecting the job market, but not in the white collar, higher paying jobs that people tend to notice.