\u201cImpossible to predict this\u201d, says the CxO class that keeps ignoring all predictions of this exact outcome <\/p>
> As one New York financier told Financial Times journalist Gillian Tett, new hires who were seen as \u201cAI natives\u201d are turning out to have alarmingly shallow ideas. So much so, the anonymous finance worker admitted, that his firm now actively avoids seeking out AI-literate STEM graduates, and opts to comb through humanities students instead.<\/p>
https:\/\/futurism.com\/future-society\/college-critical-thinking-ai<\/a><\/p> #AI<\/a><\/p>","generator":{"id":"tag:gnusocial.jp,2026-07-07:notice-source:ActivityPub","objectType":"application","status_net":{"source_code":"ActivityPub"}},"id":"https:\/\/ohai.social\/users\/dcoderlt\/statuses\/116867921204959472","object":{"id":"https:\/\/ohai.social\/users\/dcoderlt\/statuses\/116867921204959472","objectType":"note","content":" \u201cImpossible to predict this\u201d, says the CxO class that keeps ignoring all predictions of this exact outcome <\/p> > As one New York financier told Financial Times journalist Gillian Tett, new hires who were seen as \u201cAI natives\u201d are turning out to have alarmingly shallow ideas. So much so, the anonymous finance worker admitted, that his firm now actively avoids seeking out AI-literate STEM graduates, and opts to comb through humanities students instead.<\/p> https:\/\/futurism.com\/future-society\/college-critical-thinking-ai<\/a><\/p>