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    1. When 70% to 90% of a company like Anthropic’s code is written by AI, you realize the job isn’t coding anymore, it’s just auditing

    2. It’s not AI. It’s the dire situation of the economy. The only thing that keeps the macro figures speaking about recession is the AI bubble. Every firm with two neurons to rub together is bracing for the blow when AI bubble finally pops.

    3. thatfreshjive on

      Uhh, this sounds like a handful of graduates thought they were entitled to an immediate, high-paying, dev job JUST because they got CS degree from Standford.

      „Stanford students describe a suddenly skewed job market, where just a small slice of graduates — those considered “cracked engineers” who already have thick resumes building products and doing research — are getting the few good jobs, leaving everyone else to fight for scraps.“

      The job market for tech SUCKS right now – and it’s especially depressing, watching business and marketing professions thrive while objectively failing with laze and arrogance. But „golden-ticket“? Make a github account, and make some open source project contributions. Make yourself valuable.

    4. And it’s not just about the graduates. Think about people who graduated some years before and can now be easily replaced by Ai.

    5. Efficient_Reason_471 on

      Yeah no. A CS degree doesn’t mean shit if you don’t have a collection of prior works, that actually work.

      „Yeah I know how a computer works — In theory. Never written a real piece of software in my life though“

    6. madcatzplayer5 on

      Don’t worry guys, I just saw an AI puff piece on the Today Show this morning. If you want a job in the future, you have to be an electrician. That is of course before the AI robots are created and become robot electricians.

    7. arbiterxero on

      All lies.

      It’s not about AI and never was.

      It’sa cover for moving the jobs offshore.

      Basically every company that’s laying off devs for AI has 2000 open positions available in India.

      I think Microsoft has 23k

      I work in the field, AI code literally makes you slower, look up the studies.

    8. Impressive-Weird-908 on

      “Some students are lowering their standards and joining companies they wouldn’t have considered before.”

      Yeah you will forgive me for not giving a shit that someone has to settle for my job.

    9. They interviewed one international student from Turkey. It’s likely that it took a while for her to get hired because she would need H1B sponsorship and the Trump admin just changed the rules to raise the cost on companies. 

    10. The double whammy. AI taking these poor students jobs and also puffing about it and taking journalists jobs. Next it’ll be posting on Reddit and taking our jobs.

    11. They aren’t special, I graduated from Central Michigan and in the same position

    12. AMGitsKriss on

      Tech companies in general haven’t been interested in hiring and training juniors for quite some time.

      That said, idk if it’s the same with the prestigious US universities, but in the UK employers are becoming increasingly aware of how useless Oxbridge graduates are for „real jobs“. Apparently they’re not taught to self-learn to or self-start like undergrads are at basically any other UK university.

    13. It will be really fun to see people blame everything on AI in the future. And with fun I mean excruciatingly annoying.

      That being said I’m having a nasty cold right now. I bet it’s because of those pesky AIs.

    14. Thundechile on

      News flash: Software development has never really been about formal educations. Not in the past, not now.

    15. infinite_gurgle on

      It’s certainly AI and not the US having the possibly the worst economic president we’ve ever had.

    16. Infield_Fly on

      It’s not AI. It’s reckless and irresponsible executives that will burn the economy down just to make their next quarter look good and then ride their golden parachute down to their private island. 

    17. is it because of AI or because the job is „Aready in India“?

      if you believe you can’t get a job because of a statisical, multi-layered prediction engine, instead of companies off-shoring, then I can’t help you

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