Ai Impact

5 articles

San Francisco skyline at dusk with a focus on office buildings, symbolizing the impact of AI on the job market for skilled professionals.
Insights

California's AI Tracker Sees Disruption for Skilled Workers, Not Widespread Alarm

California's new AI-Unemployment Tracker reveals a nuanced reality: no general surge in job losses statewide, but a sustained increase in unemployment claims from college-educated workers in high AI-e

Marcus Ellery·July 2, 2026
A young, diverse entrepreneur intently focused on a glowing holographic screen, surrounded by abstract AI data visualizations, symbolizing innovation and the future of work.
Entrepreneurship

Roblox Product Lead Peter Yang Advocates Skipping College to Start Businesses

Roblox product lead Peter Yang advocates for young people to bypass traditional college and corporate paths, urging them to focus on entrepreneurship instead. He believes artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing the employment landscape, creating new opportunities for lean, impactful companies.

Jenna Wallace·April 8, 2026
Diverse professionals in a modern, collaborative office setting, learning new skills with digital tools, symbolizing career adaptation and future-proofing through upskilling and reskilling.
Insights

Beyond the Hype: How Upskilling and Reskilling Trends Are Future-Proofing Careers

With nearly 39% of skills projected to be obsolete by 2030, the strategic implementation of upskilling and reskilling is no longer optional—it's a critical imperative for survival and growth.

Marcus Ellery·April 5, 2026
A recent college graduate looking stressed in front of a futuristic AI interface, symbolizing the difficulty of finding entry-level jobs due to AI automation and experience demands.
Careers

AI and 'Experience Creep' Squeeze New Graduate Job Search

Recent graduates face a challenging job market as employers increasingly demand prior experience and artificial intelligence begins to automate entry-level tasks.

Nathaniel Brooks·April 3, 2026
Recent university graduates stand at a symbolic crossroads, contemplating the challenging transition from academic life to a competitive and often mismatched job market, highlighting the skills gap.
Careers

The Great Mismatch: Three Forces, Not One, Explain Why 2026's Graduates Can't Find Work

The 2026 graduate job market is challenging due to three distinct forces: a cyclical hiring slowdown, a structural mismatch between graduate skills/preferences and job growth sectors, and the emerging role of AI. The first two forces are currently causing the most significant damage to recent graduates' employment prospects.

Nathaniel Brooks·April 1, 2026