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They are known as Massive Open Online Courses or 'MOOCs'. They promised a revolution in education and glittering future careers. You could choose whatever you wanted to study in the comfort of your own home.

They even claim that millions of people have enrolled onto their courses. But doesn't that mean millions of job hunting rivals out there sending resumes on yhetweb? Are there even millions of jobs in the age of AI and machine learning?


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