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AI Careers
The predictions of mass office-job loss haven't landed. The US has added roughly 3 million white-collar jobs since late 2022, and the more likely path is that AI widens what office roles cover rather than erasing them, even though young workers have taken a real hit along the way.
AI Careers
Almost every job is a bundle of tasks, and AI reaches some of them while leaving others alone. Once you unbundle your own role that way, the smart move gets clearer, which is to shift your weight toward the tasks that don't hand off cleanly.
AI Careers
The graduate job market split along field lines. Computer science and information science grads saw full-time employment fall sharply over three years, while low-exposure majors like psychology held roughly steady, and some of the slump is plain hiring weakness rather than AI.
AI Careers
The first rung of the career ladder is higher than it used to be. The data shows young workers in AI-exposed fields are being hired less, and the junior roles that remain now ask for skills that used to take years to build.