I think the part about the job market is what's interesting. If employers know most of the grads with degrees just use AI at their university, they might not va

I think the part about the job market is what's interesting. If employers know most of the grads with degrees just use AI at their university, they might not value the degree as much (maybe). If the employer wanted the degree, that might mean anyone who can use AI can do the job and that might lower barriers to entry. Also, some people might just try to bypass needing the degree altogether because of the cost so universities might have to lower tuition to continue to bring students in. The AI makes it more clear the university is just offering a piece of paper. But like I was saying if you actually enjoyed the subject and wanted to learn that would be a different group of people from the ones who just want a degree and rectifying those two groups at the same place would be hard.