Amid AI boom, Long Island colleges adapt to help computer science grads land jobs

Despite concerns over artificial intelligence reducing entry-level tech jobs, many Long Island college students and faculty remain optimistic. Students like Stony Brook’s Hannah Lee believe human collaboration skills will remain vital. Colleges including Stony Brook, Hofstra, and NYIT are expanding AI-focused programs to prepare students for shifting job demands. While AI is automating routine roles, it’s also creating advanced positions across industries. Experts predict significant growth in AI-related careers, even as some companies reduce tech staff. Students are adapting by launching startups, upskilling, and leveraging AI as a tool, preparing for a future where technology changes, but opportunity persists.

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