Are recent high school graduates worried about entering the workforce in the age of Artificial Intelligence?

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High school seniors at Harding High School in Saint Paul, Minnesota, are considering the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on their future career plans.
Kou Thao changed from a computer science to civil engineering major because he believes AI is less likely to replace civil engineers due to its hands-on nature.
Sahra Mohamed switched from data analytics to public health, citing concerns about AI’s potential to disrupt analytics-focused jobs.
Yunus Bai used AI to determine his career path and discovered that mechanical engineering may be safer against AI, leading him to pursue this field.
College and career counselor Jamie Shady advises students to develop a variety of skills, stressing the importance of adaptability in the wake of AI advancements.
Shady believes that while AI will change many jobs and industries, students who remain flexible and willing to learn can navigate these changes successfully.