The arrival of AI coding assistants such as GitHub Copilot, CodeRabbit and others has accelerated the decline for entry-level ...

Manasi Mishra graduated from the prestigious Purdue University with a computer science degree in May, but has been without a ...

Until very recently, studying computer science (or some variation therein) was considered among the best bets an incoming ...

Now, the spread of AI programming tools, which can quickly generate thousands of lines of computer code — combined with layoffs at companies like Amazon, Intel, Meta and Microsoft — is dimming ...

The rhetoric was, if you just learned to code, work hard and get a computer science degree, you can get six figures for your ...

The tech industry’s shift toward AI coding tools is rapidly shrinking entry-level opportunities. Companies now rely on ...

For more than a decade, students across the United States were told — by tech executives, billionaires, and even U.S. presidents — that learning to code was the key to a secure, high-paying job. But ...

Even as the debate around Ai impacting jobs continues to grow, there is a fresh report out in the US highlighting how computer science graduates are finding it difficult to get a tech job. One such ...

Once viewed as a secure career path, computer science graduates now face high unemployment rates, with AI tools impacting job prospects.

Fresh computer science graduates are facing unemployment rates of 6.1% to 7.5% — more than double what biology and art ...

An Indian-origin techie, Manasi Mishra, who graduated with a computer science degree from Purdue University, revealed in a ...

According to a recent Federal Reserve Bank of New York study, fresh computer science graduates face unemployment rates of 6.1 ...