AI Is Letting Companies Cut Entry-Level Jobs. Here’s Why That Is a ‘Critical Strategic Mistake,’ According to an MIT Economist.

MIT economist Frank Nagle says jobs fall into three broad buckets ranging from full automation to fully human work.
Defense One

Want to join NGA? Bring AI skills, agency leader says

As the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency rebuilds its workforce after last year’s DOGE cuts, job applicants need to ...

Entry-Level Jobs Now Want Senior Skills as AI Splits the Workforce, New Study Finds

AI is splitting work into two tracks and pushing entry-level jobs to demand senior skills, a new PwC report finds.

Employers want entry-level workers with senior-level skills in the age of AI, a huge PwC analysis found

PwC looked at over 1 billion jobs worldwide, and 2.4 million entry-level roles in the US for its 2026 AI jobs barometer.
Center for American Progress

May’s Headline Jobs Numbers Mask Underlying Labor Market Slack

May’s Headline Jobs Numbers Mask Underlying Labor Market Slack The May 2026 jobs report shows continued job growth and a stable unemployment rate, but there are also signs that labor market ...
Computerworld

Careers

AI-led job cuts don’t always mean stronger ROI — Gartner Organizations that invest in AI to boost worker productivity will fare better than those planning job cuts, according to analyst firm. At the ...