Becoming increasingly likely that the "entry-level job" as it once existed is fading away, while the US government has done *zero* to soothe the concerns of every recent grad + however many millions are in the pipeline to graduate this spring

It's unrealistic to expect tens of millions to "just change their career" when that requires significant re-networking in more relevant, AGI-proof fields, additional tuition costs for another undergrad degree, or grad school / law school / med school costs

Someone needs to address the situation, because it's equally as unrealistic to just tell new grads to "get good at AI" as that's meaningless - what good are the skills without an entry-level environment to apply them?

Keep in mind enterprise AI adoption is still quite low, large labs like oai & anthropic are only now rolling out generalized solutions (co-work and oai frontier) The situation is bleak and it's an even bigger problem than US' housing price-to-income ratios Uh oh