How AI is reshaping entry-level jobs, why graduates need AI fluency and critical thinking, and how to stay valuable in an AI-driven workplace.
ByBernard Marr,
Contributor.
AI is changing the work graduates used to do when they entered the workforce.
It can draft emails, summarize meetings, analyze data, write code, review documents, produce presentations and answer customer queries. These were often the basic tasks that helped graduates learn how an organization worked.
So, if AI can do much of the beginner work, how do you get your start?
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