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Work & Labor · 5 min read

AI Is Killing the Entry-Level Job Pipeline, Not Replacing Incumbents—And Gen Z Pays the Price

AI isn't firing workers who have jobs—it's eliminating the positions they would have been hired into, with Goldman Sachs tracking 16,000 net U.S. job losses per month. Gen Z, concentrated in the white-collar roles that automate most easily, bears the heaviest cost.

3d ago

Work & Labor · 4 min read

The AI Jobs Reality: Displacement Is Real, Uneven, and Under-Supported

MIT Technology Review's deep dive into 2026 labor data finds AI displacement is real in entry-level and back-office roles — but structurally unequal, hitting workers with the least institutional support hardest.

Jun 8

Work & Labor · 5 min read

Entry-Level Job Postings Down 15% Year-Over-Year as AI Absorbs Junior Roles

Entry-level job postings fell 15% year-over-year as AI automates junior roles, hitting Gen Z hardest by collapsing the career ladder that new graduates depend on to build skills.

May 29

Work & Labor · 4 min read

White-Collar Workers Now Lead AI Displacement Risk as New Analysis Maps Job Exposure

White-collar knowledge workers now carry the highest AI displacement risk in the U.S. economy — and women represent 86% of the most exposed occupations, per a Washington Post analysis.

May 1