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Students usually don't have adequate experience or judgement to make good employees. AI being good at satisfying a professor doesn't mean AI is good enough to satisfy an employer.

So whether it bodes well or not depends upon whether that gap exists or not. It's probably job specific.

The quality standard expected for most work is even lower than what's expected in school.

It's the complexity and domain knowledge that gets you at work.

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