Worried about jobs and AI, Americans are heading back to school to stay ahead
Amid a fragile US labour market and growing fears over artificial intelligence, many Americans are returning to school as a strategic safeguard. A survey by the American College of Education found most reenrolled to boost pay or protect job stability, with automation concerns rising sharply, even among managers and business owners.
Amid a fragile US labour market and growing fears over artificial intelligence, many Americans are returning to school as a strategic safeguard. A survey by the American College of Education found most reenrolled to boost pay or protect job stability, with automation concerns rising sharply, even among managers and business owners. What's Your Reaction?
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