AI dims job prospects for computer science graduates

Many young people were told that learning to code would lead to great jobs and high salaries.

So, they studied computer science in school.

But now, there are fewer jobs for them because computers can write code faster than humans.

This makes it hard for new graduates to find work.

Some have applied to thousands of jobs but still can't find a job.

They feel sad and disappointed.

Some companies use computers to look at job applications and decide who to hire, which can be unfair.

But some people think if they learn to use these new computer tools, they might find new chances.