[Spam] Re: They graduated from Stanford. Due to AI, they can't find a job
Stuart Fowler <[email protected]>
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On 22 Dec 2025, Mitchell Holman <[email protected]> posted some news:[email protected]: > Anonymous <[email protected]> wrote in > news:[email protected]: > >> Mitchell Holman wrote: >>> Larry Parker <[email protected]> wrote in >>> news:[email protected]: >>> >>>> Stanford computer science graduates are discovering their degrees no >>>> longer guarantee jobs as AI coding tools now outpace entry-level >>>> programmers. >>>> >>>> Tech companies are replacing ten junior developers with just two >>>> experienced engineers and an AI agent capable of equivalent >>>> productivity. >>>> >>>> Facing a weaker job market, recent graduates are turning to >>>> master’s programs, less prestigious employers, and startup >>>> ventures to survive. >>>> >>>> A Stanford software engineering degree used to be a golden ticket. >>>> Artificial intelligence has devalued it to bronze, recent graduates >>>> say. >>>> >>>> The elite students are shocked by the lack of job offers as they >>>> finish studies at what is often ranked as the top university in >>>> America. >>>> >>>> When they were freshmen, ChatGPT hadn’t yet been released upon the >>>> world. Today, AI can code better than most humans. >>>> >>>> Top tech companies just don’t need as many fresh graduates. >>>> >>>> https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2025-12-19/they-graduated-from >>>> -s tanford-due-to-ai-they-cant-find-job >>> >>> Watch for the blame-the-victim conservatives >>> to claim they "picked the wrong degree course" >>> and "they should have kept up with the market" >> >> Or they could simply NOT go to university in the first place. > > You think high school is all the education > anyone needs? Seriously? It could have helped you, maybe.. From the mid 80's on, college turned into a giant social club in the USA. The long term results were not good for some business sectors. > If we >> dissolved the university system and got rid of the HR departments, you >> wouldn't need to have these increasingly useless credentials that >> prove nothing but adherence to an insane and evil state religion in >> order to get a job. It won't help in blue states where HS grads can't read, write or perform basic math. > The Trump children will never work a day in > their whole spoiled lives but all of them went > to college. Selective reading. They have jobs and go to work every day.