Good news for people whose jobs are being reshaped by AI

For jobs with more AI exposure, median advertised pay has grown 46% since 2021.

Maskot/Getty Images AI is changing which skills employers value.

A report from Indeed Hiring Lab showed which jobs have seen higher advertised pay growth since 2021.

Jobs that are more likely to be reshaped by AI have seen greater gains.

If you're looking for a job that's ripe to be reshaped by AI, you are likely seeing better pay advertised than just a few years ago.

Indeed Hiring Lab grouped jobs more exposed to AI together and found that this category has seen pay growth skyrocket since 2021, more so than those less exposed to AI.

Jobs more exposed to AI are more likely to have skills done or transformed by AI, including: Software development IT systems and support Data and analytics Marketing Banking and finance Economist Jack Kennedy said that AI is "reshaping which skills the market pays for" rather than replacing skilled workers.

The report showed median advertised salary for more AI-exposed jobs has surged by 46% since 2021.

Pay for less-exposed jobs grew by 25%, a slowdown from a year ago.

These included: Nursing Personal care and home health Food preparation and service Cleaning and sanitation Production and manufacturing There's a larger gap based on where people are in the career ladder.

The pay growth gap between more- and less-AI-exposed jobs is barely noticeable for entry-level roles , unlike for more senior roles.

Kennedy said jobs that are more AI-exposed have also generally experienced a rebound in job opportunities over the past year.

"Solid growth in postings over the past year, alongside rising pay, is consistent with the skills in these roles becoming more valuable," he said.

Separately, the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes annual job projections that show how hundreds of jobs could change over a decade.