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New data shows that a master's degree is no longer the job guarantee it once was for young professionals. The unemployment rate for workers under 35 with a master's degree has reached a 20-year high, challenging its value as a reliable career booster.
A notable trend suggests graduating students are increasingly unenthusiastic about a future defined by artificial intelligence. This sentiment shift contrasts with the tech industry's heavy focus on AI, potentially creating challenges for companies in recruiting, public perception, and communicating their long-term vision.