New data suggests recent grads aren't being hit by AI effect on hiring — but for how long?
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If AI isn’t yet driving graduate unemployment but remote work is, the near-term risk is geographic mismatch, not automation. Universities and entry-level employers should optimize for location-flexible pipelines and skills that travel across tools, rather than over-indexing on “AI-proof” majors.
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