Edition No. 99 · Tue 29 Sept 2026 · Story 35 of 42

'Not hiring' entry-level talent: industry acknowledges a runaway crisis brought on by AI

Digiday

Employers at Digiday's AI Marketing Strategies event said they are actively discouraging entry-level hiring, with remedies limited to training people who already have jobs.

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