#Graduateemployability

A growing number of computer science students are voicing serious concerns about oversaturation in their field and the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on their future job prospects, raising questions about the stability and attractiveness of technology careers in Thailand and worldwide. These anxieties, recently highlighted in a February 2025 report by The Technician, reflect a broader unease among students and graduates confronted with rapid technological change and increasing competition in the tech job market (Technician Online).

A growing number of computer science students in Thailand are expressing deep concerns about oversaturation in their field and the rapid rise of AI, which could reshape entry‑level opportunities. These worries echo a broader global trend and were highlighted in a February 2025 industry overview that examined how automation and competition are affecting tech careers worldwide.

For Thai readers, the trend matters because computer science degrees have surged in popularity as the digital economy expands. Yet both international and domestic analyses show the job market may be tightening. More graduates and faster AI adoption are prompting students to rethink plans, selecting different study paths and career strategies.