Career questions tagged emergingtechnologies
Mechanical automotive engineer,
Future outlook -What changes do you see impacting this job in the next 5 years? -How do you stay motivated and continue growing in its position?
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
Is Tech still a viable major even after all the rising AI technology?
I want to go into tech for my major but I'm unsure as the recent AI technology might replace it by the time I get into college.
How to know which engineering field will be prevalent in the future?
I’m uncertain about which engineering field to choose as my future career. I enjoy mathematics, physics, and computer science, but after observing the current job market and the rapid rise of AI, I’m confused about which field will remain relevant and not be completely taken over by AI. I want to pursue a field that aligns with my interests while also offering long-term career stability and high pay.
How do you decide what new skills or technologies are worth investing your time to learn?
How do you decide what new skills or technologies are worth investing your time to learn?
What’s the difference between artificial intelligence and machine learning?
often see these terms used interchangeably, but I’m not sure where the line is drawn between them. Are all machine learning systems considered AI? And are there AI systems that don’t involve machine learning at all?
With the growth of AI, would job availability and salary potentially change for those just entering positions working as a software developer?
I recognize that AI could potentially take over many jobs, especially in the field of information technology, because it could possibly do the same thing faster, better, and cheaper. I was wondering if there is a high possibility for AI to make it so there are fewer positions and/or lower salaries for those working as software developers, as their work becomes less and less desired.
I am interested in government applications of AI. What are some useful applications and how were they developed?
I would like get a better understanding of military vs non-military applications.