AI can’t supercharge inexperience. New grads are paying the price

Not so many years ago, leaving college felt electric. I remember it as a moment charged with promise, rich with possibility, and alive with the feeling that a dozen doors had swung open at once. Graduates’ ambitions or enthusiasm haven’t changed today. But the job market they’re entering is unrecognizable. Tasks that once defined a junior’s role—analyzing data, drafting reports, and taking meeting notes—are being automated, changing the shape and availability of early-career work. The Pew...