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  The Economist.

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  Hello and welcome to The Intelligence from The Economist.

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  I'm Jason Palmer.

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  Today on the show, a surrogacy scandal continues to royal German politics,

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  and traditional career advice falls short for Gen Z.

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  First up, though,

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  The unemployment rate for new college grads has recently surged,

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  and some economists say businesses are now replacing entry-level jobs with artificial intelligence.

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  Leaving university for the tundra of the job market has always been tough.

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  But these days artificial intelligence is making the transition even harder.

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  Tom Wainwright is a culture correspondent at The Economist.

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  Gen Z graduates are sending off hundreds of applications with the help of AI,

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  just to be rejected by AI-powered human resources departments.

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  Some economists have warned that AI could cause large-scale unemployment.

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  So what's Gen Z to do?

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  Thankfully, lots of people have written new books offering advice,

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  and I read three of them so you don't have to.

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  The age-old advice goes that you should pursue your passions and follow your dreams.

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  That's what's recommended by Bill Gurley, a Silicon Valley venture capitalist

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  who has written a careers book called Running Down a Dream,

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