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UCLA Study Finds No AI-Related Spike in Unemployment for Recent Graduates

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The study suggests AI hasn't yet disrupted job markets for recent grads, but long-term impacts and remote work dynamics warrant close monitoring.

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Despite fears that artificial intelligence will wreak havoc on hiring, there has been no increase in unemployment attributed to it, according to a new study by two UCLA professors. During June, July and August, the unemployment rate among college graduates ages 22 to 25 was 7.3 percent — higher than the same period last year, but within the normal range, the study found. Unemployment rates for college graduates tend to spike in June and then dec…

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