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The World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2025 reveals that AI and automation will lead to a net gain of 78 million jobs globally, but workers in entry-level roles face the highest displacement risk. Upskilling in AI literacy is now critical for career survival.
HBR analysis reveals that traditional entry-level positions are vanishing as AI handles routine tasks previously assigned to new graduates. The article outlines strategies for young professionals to build 'proof of work' portfolios that demonstrate AI-augmented capabilities.
Coding bootcamp placement rates have dropped to 52% in 2024, down from 79% in 2021, as companies increasingly seek AI-augmented developers over entry-level coders. Bootcamps pivoting to AI integration skills report better outcomes.
Brookings: U.S. Workers Face Uneven Capacity to Adapt to AI-Driven Job Displacement
World Economic Forum: AI Will Create 170 Million New Jobs While Displacing 92 Million by 2030
McKinsey: Generative AI Could Automate 30% of Work Hours by 2030
Harvard Business Review: Why Entry-Level Jobs Are Disappearing and What to Do About It
LinkedIn: AI Skills Are Now the #1 Fastest-Growing Skill Category Globally
MIT Technology Review: The Jobs AI Can't Replace (Yet)
Deloitte: 82% of Companies Plan to Increase AI Hiring in 2025
Forbes: Bootcamp Graduates Face Record-Low Hiring Rates as AI Shifts Demand
Gartner: AI Augmentation Will Create $4 Trillion in Business Value by 2026
Indeed: Healthcare and Skilled Trades See Surge in Job Postings While Tech Hiring Stalls
Stanford HAI: New Study Reveals Which College Majors Are Most AI-Resilient
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