Artificial intelligence is transforming the hiring process, leaving many college students and recent graduates searching for ways to stand out in an increasingly competitive job market . As employers adopt AI-powered screening tools , young job seekers say landing an interview can feel more challenging than ever. Michela DiLorenzo, a student at Seton Hall and student editor at The Setonian who has covered the careers sentiment on campus , recently wrote that post-graduation plans for many of her peers have changed as they enter an uncertain job market. Rather than immediately pursuing graduate degrees, some are taking summer jobs or other work to save money as they consider their next steps.
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