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   From TLDR 2025-06-02   
      
    FOR SOME RECENT GRADUATES, THE A.I. JOB APOCALYPSE MAY ALREADY BE   
   HERE (9 MINUTE READ) [14]    
      
    Millions of young graduates are entering into industries that have   
   little use for their skills, view them as expensive and expendable,   
   and are rapidly phasing out their jobs in favor of artificial   
   intelligence. This emerging crisis for entry-level workers is being   
   fueled in part by rapid advances in AI capabilities. Unemployment for   
   recent college graduates has jumped to an unusually high 5.8% in   
   recent months. While some executives are making a calculated bet on AI   
   systems, there are many risks, for example, the expectation that   
   entry-level jobs are short-lived may lead companies to underinvest in   
   job training, mentorship, and other programs aimed at entry-level   
   workers, leaving those workers unprepared for more senior roles later   
   on.    
      
    THE U.S. PLAN TO HOBBLE CHINA TECH ISN'T WORKING (9 MINUTE READ) [15]   
      
    US efforts to win the tech race against China have so far failed.   
   While White House officials and their proxies want to ban the export   
   of AI microchips and the tools to make them, some outside the   
   administration say that such policies are backfiring by accelerating   
   China's development of its own tech ecosystem. The debate comes down   
   to whether it is better to have China dependent on US tech or if the   
   national security risk of China having US tech is too great. China's   
   well-organized, well-funded, and consistent push for self-sufficiency   
   has lessened its dependence on other countries, and each year it   
   produces a greater proportion of everything it needs.    
      
   Links:   
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   [14] https://links.tldrnewsletter.com/BWVXnE   
   [15] https://links.tldrnewsletter.com/3FAHOl   
      
    -- https://tldr.tech/tech   
      
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