AI is hitting entry-level jobs hardest, Stanford study finds

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  1. WHY_DO_I_SHOUT on

    Submission statement: how much AI technology affects employment is one of the biggest debates of recent years. It is useful to finally have some hard data at hand.

  2. Local_Preference_746 on

    Why aren’t young people thrilled about the tax revenue data centers brings their cities so some cops can work 80 hours of overtime? /s

  3. Time_Transition4817 on

    it is an interesting dual pronged effect

    for me, AI is a much cheaper solution for executing on lower level grunt work / brute forcing some somewhat nuanced tasks i’d typically save for myself

    on the other hand, hiring entry level has been… bad. the capabilities of fresh grads has dropped a lot maybe in part to their dependence on AI

  4. I’m curious if this is all AI, or this is just an extension of hiring freezes during covid and realizing entry level jobs don’t increase productivity because of how much time it takes to train and how many mistakes they make?

  5. ICantCoexistWithFish on

    Using AI very much feels like using an intern for a task. They don’t really know what they’re talking about but really want to please you to the point of making up bullshit

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