> AI poses greater threat to college grads than people without degrees
Is it me or the title structured as it is implies that "people without degrees" are a lesser threat to college grads than AI is? That AI and people without degrees are a threat, and AI is the greater one. I'm not a native speaker but I would have put "AI poses greater threat to college grads than to people without degrees", but it also sounds weird.
Incidentally I wonder if current AI are capable of inferring the actual meaning of the sentence. (AI threatens college grads more than it threatens people without degrees).
I think after my generation, the value of a college degree is going to drop like a rock. Most people I've talked to who do hiring haven't been impressed with the knowledge of people coming out of bachelors programs.
Is it me or the title structured as it is implies that "people without degrees" are a lesser threat to college grads than AI is? That AI and people without degrees are a threat, and AI is the greater one. I'm not a native speaker but I would have put "AI poses greater threat to college grads than to people without degrees", but it also sounds weird.
Incidentally I wonder if current AI are capable of inferring the actual meaning of the sentence. (AI threatens college grads more than it threatens people without degrees).