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AI and automation tighten internship market for business students

Business students are finding fewer internship openings as employers adjust to changing workplace needs. A Yle News report says the shift is already squeezing opportunities for students.

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Job training site showcasing students engaged in learning activities. Office of Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley · Wikimedia Commons

Business students are facing a tougher hunt for internships as AI and automation reshape the workplace, according to Yle News. The change is reducing the number of openings available to students who need practical experience before entering the job market.

The trend matters because internships are often the first step into business careers, and a smaller pool of placements can make it harder for students to gain experience and contacts. Yle News reports that the squeeze is part of a broader shift in how employers organize work as technology takes on more routine tasks.

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