Im a 1st year cs student and im genuinely scared by the time i graduate the demand will be reduced alot for coders/programmers. Is there any field i could specialize in to be safe ? Please for once BOT help me out
Which tech job is likely to be AI proof for the next decade ?
AI
AI what ? any specific field ? what should i do in the next 3 years to better understand AI/ML ?
AI dude. Go work on the thing you think is going to replace you.
Move into project management, any retard who spends his entire career being a code monkey deserves to be replaced
thats true but i dont think i could get that role without atleast a few years of workex as a coder
Yea and AI won't be completely running all coding jobs in 10 years anon so you'll be fine
Be more worried about several decades from now
Strongly disagree. Everyone and their sister is trying to get into PM.
Probably good for a decade, but hardware simulation is getting pretty decent (especially for MCUs). I suspect we're a few breakthroughs away from EEs writing a spec for an AI, and QA testing the app to see if it works.
Facts. AI is probably only an imminent danger to junior frontend developers and CRUD monkeys.
Low level, hard real-time.
Don't work for startups and you'll be fine
Plenty of industries are absolutely terrified of change and prefer to stick with tried and tested shit like banks, automotive manufacturers, pharma etc etc
>Don't work for startups
y?
Fields where people will pay the "people premium" no matter what - education, acting, psychology, physical therapy, psychiatry, speech pathology, social work... prostitution...
Clergy, monasticism, anything religious really
Janitors
Marine science
Forestry
Soil science
Regenerative agriculture
Isnt art one of the fields where people pay the "people premium"? If some scribble is made by famous gay, it is automatically more valuable, and yet these people are still getting replaced. AIs will just replace the "people premium", or the jobs will no longer exist because the people who would use that service are automated out of job (why teach stuff when all the subjects just teach knowledge that AI could do for you)
made some art 4 u
aw yeah, AWW YEAHHH
SOVL
>Fields where people will pay
>pay
One of those things on the list does not belong...
Technology Intellectual Property law.
What job can I get?
>black
>fentanyl addict
>bisexual rapist
>bug chaser
>AIDS haver
>cock sucker
>anus pucker
>50 yoe in Scratch
>proficient in Scratch
>over 100 git commits to Scratch
>fired from my high school comspci teaching job because I raped a kid for coding in Python instead of Scratch
>ex-boyfriend of the creator of Scratch
>have 5tb of OC furry porn of the cat from Scratch
>actually have a felony for fucking an orange cat (named Scratch) to death
Principal Engineer
Pretty much anywhere
Low tier pentesting and data entry maybe.
Basically things that there already exists tools for but are going to get better eventually.
Am I the only one who thinks this AI shit is over rated?
Its unironically over dude.
Forget AI for a second, LITERALLY EVERYONE has been going into CS and IT degrees for the last few years.
They've been shilling "learn-to-code" nonstop for a decade now.
There are literally MILLIONS of programmers who will be graduating every year for the next 5-10 years.
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Now consider the effect AI will have.
Take a degree or trade that relates to hardware or something that requires real-world hands-on input. AI may be getting good, but robotics hasnt really caught up to opposable thumbs yet.