A new report shows that the biggest tech companies have significantly reduced their hiring of new graduates in recent years, and AI could be to blame as the technology takes over entry-level tasks.

Entry-level finance jobs down 24% as AI drafts 95% of IPO prospectuses—JPMorgan's $19.8B tech spend builds an unclosable lead.

Gen Zers fear AI will torpedo their careers. As tech companies pull back on entry-level jobs, it's starting to look like they're right.

As companies send mixed signals about how AI will impact white-collar jobs, one thing is certain: entry-level jobs are facing the brunt of AI uncertainty—and the effects are being felt around the ...

To join the CNBC Technology Executive Council, go to cnbccouncils.com/tec Artificial intelligence is having a significant impact on many types of jobs ...

We’ve all seen the headlines announcing the end of entry-level jobs, especially in tech. Given my role as President of Per ...

The Stack Overflow report also notes Gen Z's heightened anxiety, revealing that 64% worry about job loss (compared to 45% of ...

Research from Stanford University has reported a 13% drop in employment rates for entry-level candidates over the past three years, thanks to the development of AI within the workforce. The picture ...

AI may already be replacing some entry-level tech jobs, new research suggests. According to the study, while it’s difficult to say conclusively whether or not the technology is outright replacing job ...

Entry-level positions may be the most impacted by the advent of artificial intelligence. The debate over whether artificial-intelligence tools are taking away jobs continues to rage, and recently ...