Recently, I brought you what felt like rare good news. After 40 years of watching companies shove older workers out the door first, artificial intelligence was finally starting to tilt the job market toward older workers. Experience suddenly looked valuable again.
I stand by that story. But a recent study out of Boston College just handed me the part I didn’t see coming — and for a big chunk of you, it stings.
Researchers at the Center for Retirement Research looked at what happened to workers 55 and up after ChatGPT landed in late 2022. The finding? The folks in jobs most exposed to AI — programmers, accountants, data crunchers — are now…
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