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Experts Say AI May Change Entry-Level Jobs — Not Eliminate Them
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming workplaces across industries, raising concerns about what it could mean for jobs — especially for recent graduates entering an already challenging labor market.
Business leaders have increasingly warned that AI could lead to cuts in entry-level positions, fueling uncertainty among job seekers and college graduates.
But labor experts say the reality may be more nuanced.
According to experts cited in the report, fears that AI will completely replace workers have not yet materialized at scale. Researchers say fewer than 1% of skills listed in job postings can currently be fully replaced by AI technology.
While AI is capable of automating many workplace tasks, experts argue it still falls short of replacing the full scope of human work.
Consultants at McKinsey & Company say AI can assist with individual tasks but still requires human oversight, judgment and decision-making.
Instead of eliminating jobs entirely, many companies are reportedly restructuring roles and workflows to take advantage of AI tools, helping workers become more efficient rather than replacing them.
Economists at Indeed say the bigger challenge for workers may be adapting to new technology. Experts warn that the real competition could come from people who know how to effectively use AI in the workplace.
As AI continues evolving, specialists say workers who learn to integrate the technology into their skill set may be best positioned for future opportunities.
By: NBC Palm Springs
May 26, 2026
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