So what does the
Wisconsin labor market
look like right now
for new entrants into it?
It's always a little bit tricky
graduating as the
market's cooling.
I mean, I did that myself
forever ago and it's
a little difficult, but
students and new grads adapt
and that's what's always
happened in the past.
Now, the question with AI is
often, well, are we going
to see a situation where
AI substitutes for so many jobs
that we see something we've
never seen before?
I can't really answer that.
We just, we don't have
enough data and we don't
everything we see out there.
You see one thing one day
one thing the next.
While this is something that
the Department of
Workforce Development
is aware of
and we've actually done
work for the governor's
task force on AI and
looked into where there's
exposure amongst these
occupations to AI
and there's a lot
there will be
a lot of exposure
but it doesn't necessarily
indicate substitution.
In a lot of cases
it will be folks
working with AI.
That's something
we're already seeing.
At least right now
what we're seeing in
the data is that
it has been a little tougher
for new grads to find work.
That's not unusual.
Like I said
in a down period
but we are seeing some
indications that there may be
some other things
going on there.