As AI changes the first job, working while in college must evolve - Jane Swift, University Business

As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the workforce, few roles face greater risk than the entry-level jobs that young professionals have long relied on as a springboard for launching their careers. A recent Stanford University study found that employment for workers ages 22 to 25 in the most AI-exposed fields has declined by 13% in just three years. With students increasingly unable to gain the competencies and connections traditionally developed through entry-level jobs, it’s more critical than ever for them to build meaningful career skills while still in college.

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