Account contrasts AI explanations with possible remote work impact on graduates.
The Financial Times shared a post observing that recent graduates and other new entrants have struggled in the job market over the past few years. Observers often cite the rise of AI tools as a factor. The account instead raises the possibility that remote work trends are to blame. It points readers to the latest column from data reporter John Burn-Murdoch for more details on the issue.
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Account contrasts AI explanations with possible remote work impact on graduates.
The Financial Times shared a post observing that recent graduates and other new entrants have struggled in the job market over the past few years. Observers often cite the rise of AI tools as a factor. The account instead raises the possibility that remote work trends are to blame. It points readers to the latest column from data reporter John Burn-Murdoch for more details on the issue.
Financial Times@FTNew entrants to the world of work, including graduates, have had a rough few years in the labour market. Observers point to the rise of AI tools. But what if the rise of remote work is the culprit? Read the latest from John-Burn Murdoch here
Financial Times@FTNew entrants to the world of work, including graduates, have had a rough few years in the labour market. Observers point to the rise of AI tools. But what if the rise of remote work is the culprit? Read the latest from John-Burn Murdoch here
