Despite initial concerns, plenty if employees are excited about the growing use of artificial intelligence and how it may make their jobs easier. New graduates, however, fear that the advanced tech may not leave any jobs for them.
Around two-thirds of U.S. occupations are expected to experience some degree of AI automation, according to a 2023 report by Goldman Sachs. As a result, education technology company Cengage Group’s recent Employability Survey found that 46% of new graduates are feeling threatened by the growth of AI and it even has half of them questioning their workforce readiness.
