Computer Science Programs Lose is one of the fastest-rising stories on Reddit right now. Over roughly 35 hours, 7 threads about it surfaced across 3 subreddits, most of the conversation happening in r/politics, r/technology and r/Futurology. Together they have drawn about 24.8K upvotes and 3.9K comments.
What the sources report
These are the reports Redditors are sharing most, in the outlets’ own words. We quote them rather than paraphrase, so nothing is lost or added.
- Bloomberg: Computer Science Degree Programs Lose Students as AI Takes Jobs
Computer and information science departments at US colleges saw an exodus of students this fall, with enrollment declining more than 12% for undergraduate programs and more than 10% for graduate programs.
Where Reddit is talking about it
| Community | Threads | Upvotes | Comments | First thread |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| r/politics | 5 | 23,354 | 3,515 | Oct 30, 15:06 UTC |
| r/technology | 1 | 991 | 278 | Oct 31, 01:15 UTC |
| r/Futurology | 1 | 460 | 124 | Oct 31, 03:48 UTC |
The biggest threads
- Centrist Democrats Would Rather Lose the Senate Than Win With El-Sayedr/politics · 13,168 upvotes · 2,747 comments · Oct 31, 21:12 UTC · theintercept.com
- Democrats File Suit Over Closed Polling Places in Rural Alaskar/politics · 4,952 upvotes · 92 comments · Nov 1, 02:17 UTC · The New York Times
- Cruz warns GOP could lose 8 Senate seats, get swept in Texasr/politics · 4,047 upvotes · 440 comments · Oct 30, 23:20 UTC · thehill.com
- Computer Science Programs Lose Students as AI Replaces Jobsr/technology · 991 upvotes · 278 comments · Oct 31, 01:15 UTC · Bloomberg
- Kansas Senate polls show Democrat leading by up to 9 pointsr/politics · 1,186 upvotes · 155 comments · Nov 1, 00:51 UTC · usatoday.com
- Computer Science Programs Lose Students as AI Replaces Jobsr/Futurology · 460 upvotes · 124 comments · Oct 31, 03:48 UTC · Bloomberg
- Centrist Democrats Are Trying Hard to Lose the Midtermsr/politics · 1 upvotes · 81 comments · Oct 30, 15:06 UTC · thenation.com
Timeline on Reddit
- First thread we found, in r/politics: “Centrist Democrats Are Trying Hard to Lose the Midterms”
- First link to Bloomberg shared, in r/technology.
- The story reaches r/Futurology: “Computer Science Programs Lose Students as AI Replaces Jobs”
- The biggest thread so far is posted in r/politics (13,168 upvotes, 2,747 comments by our last count).
- Latest thread in our sample, in r/politics.
How this page is made
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