Career questions tagged artificial-intelligence
how technology may play a central role as you imagine your future including education, hobbies, career?
how technology may play a central role as you imagine your future including education, hobbies, career
What is the future of devops engineer 2030? Will it be replaced by Ai?
I am a undergraduate student of mathematics. Should I go for dev ops or do else?
Where do I start off as a medical student interested in AI/ML?
I'm a medical student who's deeply interested in AI and machine learning and building valuable AI systems in healthcare and medicine. I'm quite good at Python and I've been trying to take AI/ML courses on my own, but I've never been so confused. Where do I start? How do I proceed? Do I need all the math? All the resources I lay my hands on end up confusing me more the previous. How do I get to the point where I'll actually start building stuff? I feel like I've been so stuck for months now.
How can I get industry exposure (Internship) in my 2nd or 3rd year of engineering and what are the skills to be learnt from my 1st year of engineering ?
currently pursuing BE (CSE) in 1st year
How do technologies such as automatic robotics and AI change the job of mining electrical engineering?
How do technologies such as automatic robotics and AI change the job of mining electrical engineering?
How has Adopting AI Impacted Your Career?
In my previous question I asked about Careers being wiped out or evolving with the impact of AI and its effects on the Career landscape in general. I got really insightful reply. With most response on Career inevitable evolution, Ability to Learn, Adaptability and Use of AI as a Leverage. My question now is on AI in the Career space. How is it aided you in your Career, What has changed since you adopted it?, Was the adoption of AI in your Career seamless or difficult? Are you aware of Ethical AI use, it's potential for Bias and Plagiarism and occasional Hallucinations? Share your thoughts please 🙏🏿.
Are there any tech roles in the fashion industry?
I'm a second-year B.Tech CSE (AI/ML) student passionate about high fashion. What tech roles exist at luxury fashion houses (e.g., trend forecasting, AI styling, supply chain, computer vision for design), and what skills/projects should I build now to break in?
Im just about to start BTech first yr in a few days and looking to maybe join or start a startup as an end goal of the next 4 yrs and not even sit in a placemnt drive. In the tech space i want to do something, maybe ai saas or similar. what all i should focus on and how and also how to find that perfect idea
Im just about to start BTech first yr in a few days and looking to maybe join or start a startup as an end goal of the next 4 yrs and not even sit in a placemnt drive. In the tech space i want to do something, maybe ai saas or similar. what all i should focus on and how and also how to find that perfect idea
How would you choose an undergraduate field if your long-term goal was to make a meaningful contribution to research on human biology?
I'm trying to identify the field in which I could make the greatest long-term scientific contribution, rather than simply choosing the subject I currently find most interesting. I'm drawn to research that helps us better understand human beings, especially questions at the intersection of biology, cognition, behaviour and ethics (i am really into philosophy and am good with languages and both creative and scientific writing!). I enjoy connecting ideas across disciplines, thinking about fundamental questions, and communicating complex concepts through writing. However, I'm still unsure whether I would be happiest in a predominantly wet-lab environment or in more computational, theoretical or integrative research. I'm also uncertain how advances in AI will reshape biomedical research over the coming decades, and whether this should influence the choice of an undergraduate discipline. If you were advising a student with these interests, what criteria would you use to choose a field? Are there particular traits or experiences that predict whether someone is better suited to neuroscience, genetics, or another area of biomedical research? What do you think will matter most for building a career with lasting scientific impact? Additional information At the moment, I'm considering undergraduate Neuroscience programmes in the UK. In Italy, since there isn't really a direct equivalent, I'm also looking at Molecular Genetics as a possible alternative foundation. I'm genuinely open-minded and would value an unbiased perspective on how these paths compare, especially for someone whose ultimate goal is a research career rather than clinical practice.
What should be my course of study?
I am currently in 10th grade. I am want advice on what degrees should I do and should I study? I am currently considering doing a bachelor's degree in computer science in online beside my college. After college I want to do a second bachelor's degree in artificial intelligence. Then I want to do a masters in artificial intelligence. I want to build AI related stuffs.
How can you feel like a good person while incorporating AI into your business?
I know AI is a growing tool and can be very useful in the business setting. But the environmental impact is very real and very scary. We may not think that a simple entry on Claude will affect our own water usage, but in the near future that could very well be the case. #Spring26
How can a creative utilize technical skills to bring a human touch to an industry that prioritizes logistics, especially with the rise of AI? #Spring26
I am someone who exists at the intersection between logic and fluid creativity. For me, the mesh between computer science and filmmaking is what makes that crossroad flourish. I have firsthand insight into ways to advance production tools and raise industry standards by connecting cinematic storytelling with advances in engineering .Using film as a medium for my work, I value authenticity and the sharing of personal experiences. I have found it easier to turn essential moments that have shaped my life into ones that might impact others, often focusing on stories that go unnoticed. My life comprises multiple angles: academically, I am an artist balancing the sciences. Through this duality, I am able to bring harmony as I pursue my purpose to bring a perspective that balances creativity with technicality to society .
What can I do to prepare for the high levels of uncertainty in the entry-level engineering space as AI capabilities advance. As an upcoming graduate student, how can I be confident that my academic path is a solid investment in my future?
I am going back to school for a Masters in Robotics. I can't help but be anxious about the cost and the risk of job displacement.
How much of an affect will AI have on the field of anesthesiology ?
I'm in 12th grade and part of the medical academy at my high school. In college I plan on majoring in Biology. After my undergrad I plan on attending CAA school to become an anesthesiology assistant.
How can I make sure to stay on track?
How can I ensure that when the transition from my high school of a rural town to a the biggest University in my state that I don't fall behind in all aspects of math, writing, and my personal skills of business, accounting, and finance.
Will I be able to develop the skills that will keeps me competitive in the cybersecurity field with the increased use of AI #Spring26?
Where do I begin with my own research in my future career field?
I am transferring to Baylor University to study Marketing and specifically Sports Marketing. What are the best entry level positions to pursue in order to maximize my future in a very diverse industry with many emerging market segments With the emergence of AI, is there a segment I should avoid or, on the other hand, pursue to take advantage of artificial intelligence? #Spring26
I am transferring to Baylor University to study Marketing and specifically Sports Marketing. #Spring26
What is the best way to start and develop an art business while remaining authentic with AI rising, and how do we navigate AI without it replacing our ability to be independent in our creativity?
Hi, I'm Rae. I'll continue my sophomore year of college in the fall of 2026. I've recently taken a gap semester, and I've been thinking about ways to develop a small business using my art skills. Additionally, with the use of AI being included in a variety of businesses, I've been wondering how to navigate AI without becoming heavily reliant on it. With AI art, it leads me to question what role it will have in the art world and how it will affect the upcoming generation of artists.
How has AI impacted the job market relating to Illustration and do you think it is still a viable career path despite its increasing presence?
I am currently a sophmore in college finishing up my associate degree and plan to transfer to a 4 year univesity to pursue a BFA in Illustration. #Spring26
What college programs will offer thee most opportunity in AI driven world ?
What college programs will offer thee most opportunity in AI driven world?
What is the future hold for future journalism majors?
With the state of ai and people losing their positions around the world, what does it entail for journalism majors?
Should I still major in finance with the upcoming of AI?
I'm a highschool student and I'm interested in majoring in finance in university but I'm a bit worried with AI taking jobs. The jobs I'm interested in are accounting, investment management/banking and financial analysis. I currently do maths, economics, business, english and physics. Is it too risky to continue in finance or should I consider another career choice while I still can ?
Hello everyone! I am a CS student currently in 4th semester can anybody guide me on what kind of skills I should work on keeping the fast growing AI in mind
I am confused that what should i learn because most of the things is taken by AI. And about others I don't have sufficient information. it would be a great favour If you could help. Thank you
What are the most impactful innovations in Computer Science for 2026, and which career paths best align with them?
As we move through 2026, the field of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) is shifting from experimental phases to "hyper-adoption" across several breakthrough areas. I am interested in understanding which specific recent innovations are currently redefining the industry and what professional roles are emerging as a result. Specifically, I would like to know: Which recent innovations (e.g., in AI, Quantum, or Edge Computing) are considered the most "game-changing" for 2026? What specific career paths should students or professionals target to stay ahead of these trends? What foundational skills are now "non-negotiable" for these new roles?
What should be my steps to become a Machine Learning Engineer?
Hello, my name is Daniel and I'm heavily interested in AI, that I want to make it part of my career! I know that I have to really focus on math and learn Python well. I would just like some other opinions/help for what I can do to get into MLE as my career. Also, I'm planning to get into CS major at UW (I'm still in my senior year at Highschool taking College courses that include Java and Math). Thank you for reading!
How will AI effect the way we learn and study in college?
I am starting college in Fall of 2026 and have a lot of interests. I want to start my own business one day, and I have been reading about all the careers that will be replaced eventually by AI. I am excited to start college and I'm willing to work hard but I want to be sure I choose a career that will be prosperous and rewarding, not one that will be replaced by robots.
What role do you think AI will play in the future of Journalism Will it have a more negative or positive impact on the field??
With AI becoming so prevalent in the world today, I wonder what impact it will have on the future of journalism.
How can I, as an aspiring engineer, elevate human innovation rather than diminish it in a frontier being taken over by AI? #Fall25
I am Laura a senior graduating soon hoping to go into electrical engineering. As I go into the field I wanna be ahead of the game. What challenges have you encountered so far in the recent years that I should consider?
How will AI effect the role of a Chief financial officer. Is this still a good field to go into with the advancement of AI ?
I want to major in business management/finance
How do I use AI in a purposeful way as I enter my field of study?
I know that AI can be used as a tool in studying. I want to use it in a way that is helpful but doesn't affect how I learn.