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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]4 years is a long time.  Job market may be different in 4 years when a freshman graduates from college.
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This. And AI is going to change a lot of job sectors in ways that aren’t really predictable right now. [/quote]

So seems like being an AI programmer would be a good choice because that will be the last job to go. :D

Kidding aside AI today is little more than a grammar checker. The hype is unwarranted.[/quote]
at least for now. I don't think AI is taking over that many CS jobs, yet.   Even Google's AI is not that great yet.  The software engineers who were let go were from different product areas, not AI.  Lots of tech companies over hired, and now they are adjusting, while also trying to grow their AI.

AI is not yet at the point where mid to upper level software engineers are being replaced by them. Low level programmer jobs have been offshored for over a decade. That is not going to change.[/quote]

AI is making experienced programmers significantly more productive which starts reducing the pipeline of new hires.

Same thing is happening in many white collar professions

So many of you are repeating the same mantras about the Internet in 1994…it’s too slow, nobody will buy furniture/car/suits, etc over the Internet (my industry is safe), etc.

The ray of hope is that the Internet spawned completely new job creators like social media and new job categories.

You have to believe AI will do the same.[/quote]

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