10 high-paying, fast-growing jobs that are at the forefront of the AI revolution

Employment for software developers is projected to increase by about 175,000 between 2025 and 2035.

Maskot/Getty Images The Bureau of Labor Statistics classified 206 jobs with very high relative exposure to AI.

Over 100 of them earned a median pay of at least $75,000 last year, and most are projected to grow.

Software developers and management analysts are high-paying, booming jobs with very high exposure.

How software developers work has already been transformed by the AI revolution, and they're not the only ones.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics classified how exposed hundreds of jobs are to AI based on various published studies over the past few years.

BLS classified 206 of 831 jobs as very high, with over 100 earning a median annual wage of at least $75,000 last year.

"'Very high' relative AI exposure generally indicates that, compared to other occupations, a larger fraction of an occupation's tasks can be completed or assisted by AI technology, and that LLMs have been observed performing some of the occupation's tasks," BLS said.

It doesn't necessarily mean job loss.

Many of these very highly exposed jobs are high-paying and projected to grow, based on new BLS employment projections.

Below are 10 high-paying, very highly exposed jobs with the highest projected growth.

Employment of software developers is projected to increase by about 175,000, reaching about 2 million workers in 2035.

Among all jobs, it ranks No.

6 in its projected employment boom over the decade.