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ServiceNow CEO says that new college graduate unemployment could reach 30% thanks to AI automation

The Investment News Team
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Fortune reached out to ServiceNow for comment. 

Even industries that are famous for plucking young, spry talent right out of college and putting them in high-paying jobs are reeling back. 

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