Many students, especially those pursuing creative fields, are growing increasingly concerned about the impact of AI on their future job prospects. A recent study found that approximately 50% of current university students share these worries, fearing that AI's capabilities in writing, art creation, coding, and translation may disrupt industries that rely on these skills.

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These concerns arise in a context where the job market for graduates has been highly competitive, with challenges exacerbated by the uncertain role of AI in the workforce. Experts believe that while AI may change job requirements, graduates are likely to retain advantages in the labor market. The main challenge lies in creating an economy that generates more high-skilled jobs and provides support for individuals facing underemployment or unemployment.

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Ultimately, the impact of AI on the job market depends on governance and integration into society. The need for preparation and government support is evident, highlighting the importance of a democratic approach that prioritizes people's interests to shape a better future of work and life for all.