University degrees don't protect workers from AI—trade skills do

University degrees don't protect workers from AI—trade skills do

Australia's first national AI employment tracker upends the assumption that a university degree shields you from automation. Graduates dominate exposed roles—telemarketers, accountants, programmers. Meanwhile, tradespeople and aged care workers face minimal risk. The Office of the Chief Economist report found workers in low-exposure roles have the least tertiary education and most vocational training.

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