Sumitra Biswal

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...

hi, guys
i am emerging cybersecurity student , i have a doubt that in interview round there is must be a dsa round for the cybersecurity professional or not ,
how to prepare for an interview as a cybersecurity professional ?

I’m Laura a student graduating from high school wanting to get a head start in programs and skills I should develop to be more successful

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...

Im more interested in how AI can play a big part in calculating safety controls before or when an accident is underway. Just because AI can be useful does not mean it's willing to make a right decision based on human expressions.

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I am currently a first year computer engineering student with very little prior coding experience. AI is definitely having an impact on the industries I am interested in such as computer engineering, but should the changes that AI brings change how I should prepare to enter a career in this field.

With the use of a.i. progressing at a rapid rate, how do you think the fashion industry will be affected?

I’m choosing a major soon. From your experience, will AI/ML and math-based tech careers stay stable and useful in the next 10–30 years? Which parts of your job are hardest to automate? What skills will still matter even if AI gets stronger? What would you tell a 16-year-old starting now? im a...

With my major, I plan to concentrate on peace, security, and human rights but i'm unsure how to utilize that in my career if I have no interest in cyber security and plan to go to law school. Any ideas?

I recently joined ISACA as a student member and attended my first chapter meeting. I had some great conversations, but didn't necessarily walk away with any new connections. I've attended several virtual webinars over the past couple of months as well, and gained new LinkedIn connections, but...

What human skill has helped you stand out with a client in an AI-enabled environment?

What steps are you taking to build a culture of continuous learning and adaptability in response to AI advancements?

How do you balance the use of AI tools with human judgement?

How are you adapting your leadership style to foster trust and collaboration in an AI-driven environment?

How do you keep human judgment and ethical considerations central in AI-supported decision-making?