Artificial intelligence’s disembowelment of the creative industries is well catalogued, and medical professionals have begun to caution about the impacts the technology could have on healthcare. But a new report indicates that the occupation set to incur the most significant damage from AI’s unyielding growth and integration is cashiers, eliminating more than 28,000 jobs and totaling almost $800 million in projected payroll deductions in the next eight years.

The report from Priority Software follows new data from the Department of Labor, which indicated a rise in Texas joblessness, uncommon for the state that frequently touts its economic superstardom. But not even the Lone Star State is immune to a dampening national economy marked by job shortages.

“Texas is America’s undispute

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