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I'm excited to enjoy the productivity gains from AI.

However, I have doubts that its going to lead to a contraction in white collar employment. It would be nice if it did and allow us to reach post-scarcity, but I think that would be optimistic. It certainly has not led to a contraction in white collar jobs yet.

None of you can provide a single piece of evidence that H1B visas are the cause of a tougher labor market for new grads.

I can provide a much better explanation: there's a lot of experienced while collar workers in the USA. That's why white collar hiring for new grads is still relatively tough while percentage of people employed in white collar sector has not dropped and overall unemployment is low