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AI likely reduced computer science graduate employment from 40% to 28% last year

AI likely reduced computer science graduate employment from 40% to 28% last year

New UK data indicates that coding and software development experienced the most rapid decline in graduate employment last year. The percentage of computer science graduates securing professional roles as coders or programmers decreased from approximately 40% to only 28%. Experts suggest AI's ability to produce software and analysis quickly is likely behind this trend, affecting new employees most.

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