NYU professor: entry-level value shifts to being an AI force multiplier as AI takes junior tasks
Olivier__OG · x · 2026-10-27
As AI absorbs junior tasks, young professionals lose traditional paths to build experience. NYU Stern professor Arun Sundararajan suggests becoming an "AI force multiplier": build proof of work and invest in human relationships. The deeper question: if AI removes junior work, where will the next generation learn? Source: World Economic Forum.
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