No: most people should choose another path

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   AI tools now do much of the routine coding that used to be given to beginners, so there are fewer entry-level jobs to learn on.

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     Employment of young workers in AI-exposed occupations such as software development has fallen behind comparable jobs, while experienced workers are not affected the same way.

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     • Yes, fundementals will outlast tools · Übertrieben

       The same researchers find the AI-linked decline only becomes clear in 2024; the earlier drop also reflects the end of the post-pandemic hiring boom.

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     • Yes, fundementals will outlast tools · Stimmt nicht

       Someone still has to judge whether AI-written code is correct, secure and fast, and that takes the understanding a degree teaches.

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   Many trades and care professions face shortages and are harder to automate than office work done at a screen.

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   Programming can be learned alongside another degree or job, so a full computer science degree is no longer needed to use it.

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