最新报道:Gold Sachs economist Joseph Briggs warns AI-driven labor market shifts could raise Gen Z tech unemployment by 3%, disproportionately affecting younger workers as AI adoption (now at 9% of firms) coincides with a 35% drop in U.S. entry-level tech postings since 2023. Nearly half of Gen Z job seekers believe AI diminishes degree value, while tech giants like Microsoft and Google have cut ~30,000 jobs amid AI investment shifts, exacerbating challenges for inexperienced hires in a tight market. UC Berkeley's Brad DeLong disputes AI as the main driver, citing trade wars, inflation, and policy uncertainty as larger contributors to Gen Z employment struggles.