Lee Gaines
speaker
29 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 18 Aug
Lee Gaines’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Irene Chane graduated from Georgia Tech this past spring with an engineering degree.
I think I've applied to around four hundred fifty applications now.
Still, no offers.
She thinks AI might be part of the reason.
Economists don't all agree.
Stanford University researchers found employment declined for younger workers in jobs that AI can more easily automate.
But Harvard University economist David Deming isn't convinced.
He points to the rise in remote work since the pandemic.
He says employers are less likely to hire entry level workers for remote positions.
Still, he thinks AI will impact jobs at some point.
For NPR News, I'm Lee Gaines.
This is NPR News.
Nearly three in four educators say they believe AI has bigger implications for education than past technological innovations like the Internet or computers.
Mallory Newell is a senior vice president with Ipsos.
We're in an environment where teachers feel like this is going to fundamentally reshape the future of education moving forward.
The poll shows students aren't widely using AI in the classroom, at least not yet.
Meanwhile, a majority of teachers say they've used AI to help with their own work tasks.
But more than half say AI makes it harder for students to learn critical thinking skills.
And the majority also think AI is mostly just a shortcut for students to avoid doing more work.
For NPR News, I'm Leigh Gaines.
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