Artificial intelligence is already reshaping what work looks like for young Richmond workers, and the early returns are not exactly comforting. New statewide and regional analyses say the routine, entry-level tasks that used to be the classic first rung on the ladder are now among the most exposed to automation or AI tools. In Richmond, sectors that have long been a landing spot for early-career workers look especially vulnerable, which could make it tougher for recent grads and first-time jobseekers to turn that first job into a stable career, as per the Virginia Chamber Foundation.
Reports show exposure across Virginia and RVA
According to a report by the Virginia Chamber Foundation, as many as 1.5 million jobs in Virginia could be affected by AI…..