It is not a bad post. I especially like that you point out at how AI is not really going away, in stark contrast to the comments I read daily on social media roughly saying "I can't wait for the AI bubble to burst".
Well, I am sorry, but the "AI bubble" is not really going away anytime soon, so you better get comfortable with it.
But indeed, it seems more important than ever now to build things and learn more, and not rely on AI excessively.
It is not a bad post. I especially like that you point out at how AI is not really going away, in stark contrast to the comments I read daily on social media roughly saying "I can't wait for the AI bubble to burst".
Well, I am sorry, but the "AI bubble" is not really going away anytime soon, so you better get comfortable with it.
But indeed, it seems more important than ever now to build things and learn more, and not rely on AI excessively.
Thanks, my first post ever. After almost 20 years in tech I finally found something I feel strong enough about to share my voice.
I'm really worried about all the people this transformation will leave behind. Judging by my big tech co, most leaders don't care.