AI is dismantling the talent pipeline in tech
I have a half-brother in college, and whenever I look at the stats, I dread the job market (or lack thereof) that awaits him.
We need to move beyond an economic structure that rewards only contributions measured by the stock market.
What do you think that looks like and what would a feasible first step take?
Better recognition and pay for jobs providing immense value, such as public school teachers.
I don't know, I feel like it has more to do with zero interest rates ending than AI. Also it feels like 90% of new grads cheated the whole time through college and don't actually know how to do anything.
I have a half-brother in college, and whenever I look at the stats, I dread the job market (or lack thereof) that awaits him.
We need to move beyond an economic structure that rewards only contributions measured by the stock market.
What do you think that looks like and what would a feasible first step take?
Better recognition and pay for jobs providing immense value, such as public school teachers.
I don't know, I feel like it has more to do with zero interest rates ending than AI. Also it feels like 90% of new grads cheated the whole time through college and don't actually know how to do anything.