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Graduates Boo AI at US Universities Amid Job and Ethical Concerns

US graduates are booing AI at commencement ceremonies, expressing anxieties about job prospects and ethical concerns. A viral trend highlights student frustration with AI's growing presence and unclear institutional guidance.

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