OpenAI, Google and Meta move in unison: The AI job market is about to be fully mapped out…
Since AI entered the workplace, many international students have relied on questions like these to gauge their futures. But a recent initiative by the U.S. Department of Labor serves as a reminder: rather than broadly asking “which majors will be replaced by AI,” it is better to first understand exactly which parts of a job AI is transforming.
Kimi’s developer confidentially files for Hong Kong IPO. Chinese AI firms are stepping into the IPO market, and international students should broaden their job-hunting horizons...
According to a Reuters report on September 3, Moonshot AI, the Beijing-based firm behind Kimi, has confidentially filed for an IPO in Hong Kong. This is poised to become one of the most closely watched listings by a Chinese AI company in recent times.
Bill Gates Releases Nearly 6,000-Word Essay Warning: AI May Be Eating Young People’s First Jobs
If AI develops faster than human society can adapt, the question may no longer be “how many new jobs AI can create,” but rather “how many existing jobs will disappear before those new jobs emerge.”
Massive Expansion of AI Infrastructure: Beyond Software Engineers, Who Else Is Capturing the Job Dividend?
Competition in AI infrastructure is expanding beyond “who can buy GPUs” to “who can secure sufficient power and deliver it reliably to every server.”
OpenAI, Google and Meta move in unison: The AI job market is about to be fully mapped out…
Since AI entered the workplace, many international students have relied on questions like these to gauge their futures. But a recent initiative by the U.S. Department of Labor serves as a reminder: rather than broadly asking “which majors will be replaced by AI,” it is better to first understand exactly which parts of a job AI is transforming.
Read More >>Kimi’s developer confidentially files for Hong Kong IPO. Chinese AI firms are stepping into the IPO market, and international students should broaden their job-hunting horizons...
According to a Reuters report on September 3, Moonshot AI, the Beijing-based firm behind Kimi, has confidentially filed for an IPO in Hong Kong. This is poised to become one of the most closely watched listings by a Chinese AI company in recent times.
Read More >>Bill Gates Releases Nearly 6,000-Word Essay Warning: AI May Be Eating Young People’s First Jobs
If AI develops faster than human society can adapt, the question may no longer be “how many new jobs AI can create,” but rather “how many existing jobs will disappear before those new jobs emerge.”
Read More >>Massive Expansion of AI Infrastructure: Beyond Software Engineers, Who Else Is Capturing the Job Dividend?
Competition in AI infrastructure is expanding beyond “who can buy GPUs” to “who can secure sufficient power and deliver it reliably to every server.”
Read More >>Breaking! U.S. Suspends Green Card Interviews Globally; All Guangzhou Appointments Cancelled! Causes, Impacts & Response Plans Fully Explained
In late August 2026, a major sudden shake-up hit U.S. immigrant visa processing! Numerous applicants based in China have received email notifications: their pre-scheduled U.S. immigrant visa (Green Card) interviews have been abruptly cancelled.
Read More >>Amazon Cuts Another 148 Jobs: Software and Data Roles Are No Longer Safe Havens...
On September 1 local time, Amazon filed layoff notices with California’s employment regulator. It will cut 78 roles in San Francisco and 70 roles in Sunnyvale, totaling 148 positions. The terminations are expected to take effect in phases starting October 20.
Read More >>A Surge of 67,000 Jobs in Silicon Valley? Hold the Champagne! Big Tech’s Core Hiring Criteria Have Shifted in the AI Era
The market is indeed rebounding, yet the available openings look nothing like they used to. This article breaks down big tech’s latest hiring logic and explores how CS international students should adjust their preparation strategies.
Read More >>12.7 Million New Graduates Enter the Job Market, Youth Unemployment Hits 17.9% | For International Students: Overseas Job Hunt or Fierce Competition Back Home?
At this critical crossroads in life, nearly every international student approaching graduation faces a practical choice: seize the opportunity to build a career and gain work experience in their host country, or return home directly to join the fiercely competitive domestic graduate recruitment.
Read More >>Urgent Alert! Harvard University Advises International Students to Return to the US by September 15
Harvard’s Office of International Affairs (HIO) recently issued an important internal campus alert. A critical deadline directly impacts the immigration status benefits for all enrolled international students and J‑1 scholars. In short: Once the new rules take effect on September 15, those physically present within the US qualify for transitional benefits. However, anyone who departs the US and attempts re-entry on or after September 15 will be subject to the strict new regulations in full.
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