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Frey Says College Preserves Human Competitive Skills
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Carl Benedikt Frey, an economist at the University of Oxford, told Fortune that despite AI advances and his 2013 estimate that automation could threaten nearly half of U.S. jobs, earning a college degree remains worthwhile. He argues colleges uniquely teach complex social interaction, creativity, and resilience—skills AI cannot replicate—and warns AI-driven ease of work could encourage offshoring and wage pressure.
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