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Until now, the rich were considered job creators, so they were taxed less. But with AI, they are becoming job slashers—will governments start taxing them more?

More of inter-deciplinary than specialisations. 10 years from now, I guess there will be really small fraction of specialisation jobs and most of them would be multidisciplinary. With AI - everyone can code With EVs - mechanical+ electrical+ electron

You've hit on a crucial shift in the tech landscape. The idea that "learn to code, you'll always have a job" is indeed outdated. “Learn to code — you’ll always have a job.” That used to be true. But software dev job postings in the US are down 70

AI is not going to replace any job completely. AI will replace the jobs of the bottom x% of your team, and that applies to all roles - be it software, product, marketing, or sales. If you’re working in a team of 10, the top 6-7 of you will adapt AI

What do yu guys do when you feel stuck, confused and blank about your career?! Where you actually donno what to do... whether to start business or get into job with decent amount of salary. Or you don't know what career opportunities, skills you have

Hi Medians, Comment a course that you recently took and completed, how much did that cost you, how did it help you, and people with what job roles can take to upskill themselves.

Elon Musk is saying that they will ban apple partnership with open AI , some what this a correct that if AI tale over everything then it will be problematic for human's because we are totally dependent on it but why Elon Musk is saying this he was th

How do you think UX is gonna evolve with AI? Historically we've always had visual experiences with some occasional screen readers but with AI a lot of it has changed to Chatting and talking. But the UI for all the apps didn't change at all. How do yo

I'm seeking validation for an idea: a startup that offers AI employees to businesses, capable of performing specific job roles. We would create AI versions of real employees.