Why AI may kill career advancement for many young workers

Why AI may kill career advancement for many young workers

Companies are replacing entry-level jobs with artificial intelligence — and, in the process, are upending the traditional route to career advancement for many young, white-collar workers, according to labor and AI experts. Typically, new entrants to the job market do grunt work with relatively low stakes — think research or …

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‘A black hole’: New graduates discover a dismal job market

‘A black hole’: New graduates discover a dismal job market

Graduates listen as actor Sean Astin delivers the keynote speech during the commencement ceremony for the College of Arts and Sciences at UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion on June 14, 2024. Christina House | Los Angeles Times | Getty Images Recent graduates looking to enter an increasingly shaky labor market are painting a dire …

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UATX launches, touting ideological openness, debate and— for now—free tuition

UATX launches, touting ideological openness, debate and— for now—free tuition

These are not soaring times for higher education. Tuition costs rise unchecked. Contempt for today’s campus culture—the trigger warnings, safe spaces, microaggressions—helped swing the election, and this past week, President-elect Donald Trump nominated former WWE executive Linda McMahon to lead the Department of Education, an agency that each year distributes …

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How a bad year for college financial aid is shaping these students’ futures

How a bad year for college financial aid is shaping these students’ futures

Ramon Montiel-García, 18, a graduate of KIPP Northeast Denver Leadership Academy in Colorado. Credit: Ramon Montiel-García Ramon Montiel-García, a newly minted high school graduate from KIPP Northeast Denver Leadership Academy in Colorado, was accepted to his first-choice school, Wheaton College in Massachusetts.  However, with a sticker price of nearly $80,000 per …

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