AI-driven disruption at Intel puts 25,000 jobs at risk: What tech...

AI-driven disruption at Intel puts 25,000 jobs at risk: What tech graduates in the US must do to remain employable

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The US tech industry is undergoing a significant transformation due to the rise of AI, leading to substantial layoffs at major companies like Intel, Microsoft, and Meta. Traditional tech roles are being automated, prompting a shift towards AI-native teams and a demand for skills in machine learning, data science, and cloud architecture.

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