Career questions tagged artificialintelligence
I am a 10th grade student. I am interested in biology and computer science. I have good research and communication skills. I want to develop my IT skills. Please suggest 3 professions that would suit me, taking into account the labor market in 2035. Indicate 3 key skills needed in each profession. ?
I am a 10th grade student. I am interested in biology and computer science. I have good research and communication skills. I want to develop my IT skills. Please suggest 3 professions that would suit me, taking into account the labor market in 2035. Indicate 3 key skills needed in each profession. ?
How can I prepare during high school to become a successful AI Security Engineer?
I am a driven high school student with a deep passion for technology, language, and continuous self-improvement. My primary ambition is to become an AI Security Engineer, focusing on securing intelligent systems and building safe, ethical technology. Beyond my technical goals, I am an active digital creator running web design and voiceover projects, and I love challenging my mind through logic games, public speaking, and learning languages like French, German, and English. To maintain balance, I stay physically active through martial arts, swimming, and team sports, while feeding my creative side through web novel writing, astronomy, and media. Whether I am solving complex problems, building a project, or picking up a new skill, I approach everything with curiosity, focus, and a drive to excel.
What is it like to work from home as a computer science major What are the best skills to learn early in computer science? Where do you think computer science will be in a few years? Will it be overran by AI??
I want to major in computer science in college, most likely in some sort of software development. Are there any tips to keep in mind in this process, and should I focus on something other than software development?
What is it like to work in the Tech field? Is working in the Tech field boring? What's the starting salary? Could you work from home?
My goal is to major in AI engineering and computer science with a minor of cyber security. But I would also like a remote job if that's possible.
Is computer science really a doomed career?
Everyone says that computer science is being destroyed by AI. To what degree is that true? Is there really no hope for this degree, or is this just overdramatized?
“I'm deciding between cybersecurity and AI/ML. I'm interested in both but want to understand the actual career prospects, skills required, and what the first 5 years typically look like. Could someone working in either field share their experience”?
I am a student pursuing BE (CSE) and I am in my first year
Computer science or mathematics + statistics?
I'm a Year 11 student in Australia trying to decide between: 1. Data Science / Computer Science More focused on programming, data, AI/ML and computing. 2. Bachelor of Science — Mathematics & Statistics + Applied Computing Stronger maths/statistics foundation while still getting significant computing and programming. For people working in these fields, which pathway would you recommend and why? How much does the degree title matter to employers compared with the actual subjects and skills you have?
What skills and experiences helped you transition from being a technical professional to a leader in AI driven organizations, and what should a student start building today?
I am a final year Computer Science and Business Systems student from India. My interests include AI, healthcare technology, data analytics, research, and entrepreneurship. I have completed internships at ICMR NIE and Menmozhi Technologies and am building AI based solutions for accessible education and healthcare. I hope to pursue graduate studies abroad and would appreciate advice on the technical and leadership skills I should prioritize.
I have interests in technology/artificial intelligence and psychology , what are careers in both, i wanted to know about its demand , money in it too?
I am starting my btech in computer science engineering with specialisation in ai ml , though its not from a tier 1 college but i am ready to give it my all. My career interests are tech and psychology and i wanted to integrate them. So i had some thoughts in my mind like making apps for mental health or maybe training emotions to ai or like a behavioural scientist but my thing was to know that do jobs like that really exist, what can be my pathway for that , also i am looking forward to do masters from abroad aiming to go into one of top 100 universities of the world
Best Agentic AI Course for beginners with Certification from IITM Pravartak & Microsoft?
I am a beginner looking for the best Agentic AI course to build a strong GitHub portfolio. I found a program offering Certification from IITM Pravartak & Microsoft. Would you recommend it, or is there a better alternative?
Which durable skill do you think will become even more valuable for future lawyers, and why?
I'm an aspiring law student interested in learning from professionals who have already been through the journey. With AI changing how students learn, work, and even practice law, I'm curious: Which durable skill do you think will become even more valuable for future lawyers, and why? Whether it's communication, critical thinking, adaptability, emotional intelligence, ethical judgment, or something else entirely, I'd love to hear what skill has made the biggest difference in your career and what you think future law students should start developing now. Thank you for sharing your insights!
What extracurriculars would be best and how to start?
Hi, I'm in 9th grade. I'm interested in smart hardware and intelligent automation—building physical systems that use software to interact with the real world. So, I have a few options.... I already do private vocal lessons and karate. I want to develop skills that enable me to participate in clubs such as science fair or doing independent robotics projects at home. I'm also looking out for coding projects, math and science written exams. I want to decide on 3-5 clubs to continue for a long time so I have a clear trajectory and story around my extracurriculars. Thoughts on which ones might be good and how to start?
Why do careers get wipedout by a newer technology or advancement in civilisation?
Why do careers get wiped out by a newer technology and advancement in civilisation? Is it really to be considered a wipe out or more of a transition? Why does it feel pain to see a career shift or total annihilation of certain workforce especially does at their time being which seem totally untouchable and are considered the pinnacle of a job career one can attain? Lastly if you've experienced such in the past, how does it feel like? Is your experience helping you now that this new career shift is happening with AI?
How can I succeed with connecting with professionals?
I have graduated from Finance study in 2025. Now I am looking for AI data training and want to connect with people who can share experiences with me to help me succeed.
What is the benefit of incorporating a minor into a college degree?
I am thinking of adding a machine learning minor to my psychology major in college. However, I am unsure if this is the right path. I am not well versed in computer science and simply wanted to gain knowledge on the topic. Any advice is appreciated.
hey!I am doing computer science degree and doing some website building .I am more intersted in AI-ML,so how to achieve a succcesful job in the carrer life?
Now iam doing Bsc Cs Data Analytics
How to learn au with machine learning?
I want to work in MNC like Google, meta, Amazon, IBM, BLACK ROCK, microsoft etc I want make expertise in this field and grab opportunity.
What does the accounting industry forecast the future use(s) of ChatGPT to assist in solving accounting problems (i.e., quality control, adherence to industry standards, etc.)?
As ChatGPT is becoming more developed and popular, I'm interested in the future application of this AI tool to the accounting industry but also have reservations on the level of trust using it
My greatest passion and goal is to be a journalist, but AI makes me unsure about how sustainable writing-heavy careers are. What would you say to someone with that concern”?
I feel like there's so much being said right now about how journalism is a dying field, and this has only gotten worse recently with AI usage. From your perspective, what is something that I should ready to adapt to in the field of journalism? Also, do you think that the writing side of journalism will soon be completely replaced by automation or artificial intelligence?
Will AI take over cybersecurity jobs?
How likely is it that cybersecurity jobs will be taken over by AI Is it still advisable to start a career-path in this field and how best to go about it? I am in 7th grade in Switzerland and start my career selection next year and am not sure if this is a good direction or not.
How can I start trading in the stock Market and learn about AI and bitcoin?
Hi, I’m 13 years old and I’m really interested in trading in the stock market someday. I also want to learn more about AI and Bitcoin because I think they will be important in the future. What should I start learning right now to prepare for this? Are there any apps, skills, or subjects I should focus on in school? Also, what mistakes should I avoid as a beginner? Thanks for any advice!
Do you think the major computer engineering is still useful in this current job market & climate?
I'm unsure whether I should continue pursuing that major or choosing another? If you think I should choose another, which would you recommend?
What skills or technologies should I prioritize learning outside of the standard coursework that helps me stand out and be a high value candidate?
With the rise of AI there is a lot of fear mongering occurring in our world where many people are fearful they may not have a job in the next couple of years. However, after speaking to many professionals many say that AI is rather like a tool useful to be more efficient in their everyday work. With that, skills like excel that used to stand out within candidates are now being taken over by AI. This means the skills that allow candidates to stand are different now, and I would like to know what that is. I am currently a freshman in college. I am an accounting major with a minor in psychology and I would love to know what are your thoughts on AI, and how you think technology will continue to grow and expand, and how that will affect our careers.
What should I focus on from day one in college if I want to build my own tech business in AI and software?
I’m a high school senior who plans to study Artificial Intelligence Methods and Applications at Penn State. I’m interested in AI, software development, and entrepreneurship, and my long-term goal is to build my own tech business instead of only following a traditional job path. I already have some experience with coding and I’m trying to think ahead about what actually matters most once college starts. Should I focus more on internships, personal projects, networking, business knowledge, or something else? I’d really appreciate advice from people who have worked in software, AI, startups, or tech entrepreneurship and can speak honestly about what helps the most early on.
How will Ai affect the future of engineering? Will it take over or just enhance it?
Is engineering a good field to go into right now and if so will it still be good in 2029?
is ai ever going to stop growing?
it has grown so much since 2022
how is ai used in everyday life?
how is it used in people jobs
what are the hard parts of working ai?
is there anything i should be worried of
skills needed to work in ai?
after looking you need a mix of technical expertise