New studies show that 48% of employers say Artificial Intelligence will make having a college degree more important. While that should come as a relief for soon-to-be graduates, other surveys like the Lumina Foundation, show 46% of the general public fear having that college degree may be less important. As NewsVision reporter Amyah Wright shows us, some are concerned that AI could end the careers of young people before they even have the chance to start.
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