Want to kill grunt work with AI? Careful what you wish for: Parmy Olson
The rise of generative AI is reshaping the entry-level job market, automating tasks once assigned to junior professionals, such as market research and report writing. While this shift reduces costs, it risks cutting off valuable learning opportunities for new graduates. As AI takes over routine tasks, businesses may rethink hiring strategies, and higher education will need to adapt to prepare students for a world where entry-level roles are redefined by technology.
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By Parmy Olson
Common wisdom about generative AI is that it will displace lots of professional jobs. The more nuanced take: It'll take lots of entry-level jobs.
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