Facultățile care te pot costa jobul. Specializările cele mai expuse inteligenței artificiale

A study by the Dallas Fed reveals that graduates in fields vulnerable to artificial intelligence, such as computer science, face higher unemployment and lower salaries. The analysis indicates that since 2022, following the launch of ChatGPT, these graduates have seen an 8% decrease in job opportunities and earn 5% less than peers in less exposed fields. The research highlights that for every 10% increase in automation, annual income loss could reach $3,000. Fields like healthcare and education show significantly lower unemployment rates, contrasting with the challenges faced by tech graduates. The findings suggest a growing concern over the impact of AI on job markets.