Matt Novak's Gizmodo article argues the New York Times misses that artificial intelligence may be suppressing wages — weakening workers' bargaining power — long before it shows in unemployment numbers, faulting Ben Casselman's piece on AI and jobs for never mentioning the word "wages." He cites October's better-than-expected 165,000 jobs, wages up just 3.1% against 3.7% inflation, a Boston Fed study on job fears, and JPMorgan's David Kelly telling CNBC workers "don't have the guts... to ask for a wage increase."