Career questions tagged ai
As a computer science Major, What are the best actionable steps that I can take in order to make sure I am properly prepared for the future landscape of the career field?
I am a sophomore at a small liberal arts college, and my main concern about careers in computer science is that I may not be skillful enough to contribute effectively to a company. I would appreciate some advice pointing me towards actions, books, and websites I can use in my free time to prepare for my future. With AI on the rise, I fear that not properly strengthening my coding skills will be a detriment in getting a job. Thank you, Raymond II
How do I grapple with the fear that AI might take over my intended career field by the time I graduate?
I'm an English major, hoping to go into copyediting or technical writing. With AI steadily rising and getting much more common wherever I go, how do I overcome the fear that those databases will be trained and near unmistakable from human work by the time I've graduated? #Spring25
What skills can aspiring business professionals develop now rather than later so that our jobs cannot be replaced by AI?
In an age of growing technology, AI has threatened many career paths, including my own in business. I know that the key to overcoming AI in our careers is to develop skills that are irreplaceable by AI, skills that can only be done by humans, but I have a difficult time discovering what these are. What are some skills in business that cannot be replaced by AI? How can I acquire these skills to protect my career? Specifically asking business professionals and technology professionals.
For someone pursuing a career in finance, what are the biggest lessons you’ve learned about yourself and the industry that helped you decide which sector to work in—especially when factoring in personal work ethic, natural strengths, and the realities of being a Black man in corporate America? As well as how do you see the sustainability of finance careers evolving with the rise of AI?
I am currently committed to attend Middlebury College in Vermont, and am looking to pursue a career in finance with a major of Economics.
With the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and the constantly evolving world, I’m feeling uncertain about my career and educational future. As an aspiring social psychologist, what skills and tools should I focus on to stay relevant and increase my value in the job market in the coming years? #Spring25
I've completed a general education in psychology, but I don't feel fully prepared for graduate-level studies in the field. There's a lot of uncertainty in the world right now, which adds to my hesitation.
What do you think will happen to traditional artists in the art and marketing world since artificial intelligence seems to be taking over Do you think art will be totally eliminated or do you think people will still be fond of working with a real person??
College student who is attending West Chester University and is interested in completing a major in Graphic and Interactive design which would work with logos, brands, websites, ad, etc.
I’m a 12th grader planning to go to college first and possibly join the military afterward to gain experience and security clearance for a cybersecurity career. What’s the best major or minor to pair with cybersecurity to stay competitive long-term, especially with how fast AI and cloud technology are growing?
I’m trying to future-proof my career in cybersecurity and stay ahead as the tech world keeps changing. I want to know what minors or related fields would actually add long-term value — whether that’s AI, cloud computing, data science, or something else. I just don’t want to waste time on something that won’t matter a few years from now.
How can someone stay motivated/confident in their major when there are threats that AI will take over that profession?
I will be studying Journalism and each time I have told someone I will be, they say that AI will take over my job. How do I let this negativity not affect me? #Spring25
How will AI reshape or be involved in diagnostic radiology and the role of radiologist in the future? #SPRING25
I am a senior in high school wanting to pursue a degree in radiologic technology.
How do you see the advancements of AI/robots affecting the career of anesthesiologists Do you think this career would benefit from including advanced technology/AI? #Spring25?
How do you see the advancements of AI/robots affecting the career of anesthesiologists? Do you think this career would benefit from including advanced technology/AI? #Spring25
Is the ROI of a college eduction plummeting because of AI, outsourcing, and sky-high debt?
We don’t know the ceiling on artificial intelligence. Are we bottle-necked 1x, 2x, or 50+x from here? How long until we reach AGI? People go into six figures debt for degrees, including in traditionally high ROI fields like engineering, and still struggle to land a job. If things keeps scaling like this, we’ll have shift to UBI. At the very least, we may be breaking away from STEM dominance (sorry to say as someone who feels like they’re only good at learning science and math). I think different skills will becoming more valuable, and they’ll be hands-on trades and skills not taught in schools. If you were college-aged at this time, would you go?
How can I leverage Artificial Intelligence not just to improve business processes, but to help treat customers better and understand their values?
I’m a college student looking to be better prepapred for the AI driven world ahead of me.
How will advancements in artificial intellegence limit career opportunites for future accountants and CPAs?
I am planning to attend university to study business/accounting but I am concerned about the future career aspects in light of AI.
How should college students prepare and get ready to enter the entry-level job markets upon graduation given that AI technologies are increasingly replacing and eliminating jobs which are traditionally considered stable, repetitive, or low in cognitive demand?
rising college freshmen interested in computing and technologies
How will AI change career choices and development?
AI has developed really fast in recent years. How will it change career choices for college students? How can we equip the students so that we can truly flourish after graduation?
What do I do after?
I'm almost done in college and need guidance on what to do with my CSCI degree. AI has crashed the job market and I don't know how to deal with that.
How does AI affect the future prospects of lawyer?
People have many concerns about AI "taking over our jobs." Do you think this is a legitimate concern? How can the integration of AI in the workforce affect careers in law?
What are some good career paths in AI-related fields?
Hello! My name is Lisa, and I'm currently in 10th grade. I've always been drawn to AI and envisioned my future career in this field. Now, I'm starting to seriously explore my options, and I'd love some guidance. What steps can I take now to prepare? What are some promising career paths in AI? Which universities would be a good fit? Overall, how can I set myself up for success in this field? Thank you!
How can I break into the AI governance space?
I'm looking to transition into AI governance or an adjacent field (e.g., policy, safety). However, I've been living off savings and haven't worked in five years (I used to do Human Factors Engineering for a medical startup). Since then, I've become a voice hearer, where I sometimes hear violent voices telling me to assault people and developed an eye condition where once every week or so my eyes move uncontrollably up and remain there for ~20min (it's very embarrassing when around others). I just started paralegal courses last fall, began an AI ethics blog, wrote an AI book, and am now in BlueDot Impact's AI Governance course, which I love. Unfortunately I've been rejected by two AI governance fellowships so far and have been looking at internships at think tanks and government but am not sure if my Bachelors in Philosophy is good enough to break into this space. I'd prefer not to pay 100k for a Masters in Policy or the like unless it's really necessary. I know that b cavello broke into the space with a Bachelors in Economics simply by networking. Any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks!
What are some good careers in AI?
I'm interested in working in the field of Artificial Intelligence.
As an aspiring UX designer, my dream is to contribute to CareerVillage’s mission. What steps can I take to make this dream a reality?
This question is specifically addressed to those in the design field, particularly the designers and engineers of the CareerVillage-Coach AI platform, to guide me as I am deeply passionate about the field of education.
How will artificial intelligence affect careers?
In recent years, AI has developed extremely quickly. Its rapid development has caused many to be concerned about the future of certain careers. How will artificial intelligence affect our jobs, and does it pose a threat?
What degree, certificate, or strategy should I pursue if I want to be employed within the next 5 years? Should I pursue a master’s degree in ML/AI, or should I take courses or earn certifications related to cloud computing?
I already have a degree in software development but lack industrial experience (aside from volunteer work). I am currently 46, and although I do not have a work permit now, I will in five years. I want to be prepared by then. Could you advise me on how to become marketable in the tech sector over the next five years?
Preparing for the future: What Skills and Knowledge Will Keep Us Relevant and Competitive ?
With the rapid rise of AI and automation, what critical skills do you think are essential to stay relevant in the workforce, and how would you design a college course to prepare students for the future of work? Why would this course be essential for today’s students? #Fall24
Is software testing replace with AI??
I use chatgpt and analysis my behaviour for career and it's suggest me that software testing suit me and enjoy but I fear that ai will replace my job. Is any one share idea about this things? If no how and where I can start ? Please help me
What IT careers are the most stable?
IT is heavily impacted by AI, the job market, and changing technology trends. I was wondering which careers are more laid off proof or the most stable currently. And if these careers will be stable for the next 5 years or so.
How to use AI to pick the right college?
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