Will AI pull the career ladder up out of reach – or just change what it looks like?

By Rachael Hains-Wesson, Professor of Education and Associate Dean Learning and Teaching, RMIT University

Once, a university degree was widely seen as a “ticket” to securing high-paying jobs and social mobility.

Now, as artificial intelligence (AI) promises to revolutionise the labour market, it’s university students and recent graduates who face some of the greatest uncertainty.

How do you pick a major or a career when it isn’t obvious what jobs will even exist in 10 years’ time?

Back in May, the chief executive of the AI company Anthropic, Dario Amodei, claimed…

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