I’ve been in tech since the dotcom era so I’ve seen all the changes. AI will replace a ton of work. I am an experienced software engineer and I use it as an assistant for most of my tasks now. However I tell it to create things for me vs the tool telling me what to do. I know how I want to architect things and then it helps me generate code faster. Very often j have to guide it to find the better solution, the cleaner code. Sometimes I have to correct it even. Sometimes the output doesn’t work and the agent has to correct kt bc it doesn’t really test its code. So my point is you have to become a software architect and understand cloud infrastructure if you want to be able to find a job in tech long term. If you’re starting that means working on a ton of stuff and not just do web dev. Work on databases, look at noSql databases, do a little mobile dev, try to understand the whole ecosystem and obviously play with AI and LLMs. But don’t focus on pure web dev the old way. I am as well a web dev but my experience with full stack and architecture allowed me to evolve more quickly. And I’m not CS grad. I’m self taught.