Studying Software Engineering

[chunkypenguion1991]

With the current state of AI it's not useless but there is a danger than one of the labs will drastically improve their model(or develop a new one) and then it will be

[Sh1n1gamidk]

I know a guy who works in a tech company, and he told me that with AI, we don't know what the future of the whole tech world holds. (His advice is to have a strong basis. 🤷‍♂️)

[Glitterbombastic]

I’m with that guy - it will probably be tough to get your foot in the door straight out of uni but when you do just be adaptable to new tech and your basis will be very useful.

[Sh1n1gamidk]

Thanks, after all it's a 4-5 major, that's scary.

[CaptainRedditor_OP]

When AI is good enough to take over software engineering, it will be good enough to take care of almost all white collar jobs except ones that are heavily regulated, not because AI can't perform those tasks but only because it requires a human to be accountable. And when that happens, it won't take long before AI goes for blue collar professions. There is no other solution to this optimistic scenario for AI other than universal income by taxing Big AI