Career questions tagged artificialintelligence
The best advice I have gotten when starting a new career or path is to become part of the conversation. How can I help pass this advice along?
Entering IT, I did not have a degree or background. Becoming conversational with IT, tech news, home lab projects, and nerd culture helped me learn by immersion. Fields like cybersecurity and AI require people to be immersed in information and to be connected by the culture. How can I demonstrate this to people trying to enter fields like AI, IT and cybersecurity? How can I share this idea to inspire new students/ workers or seasoned professionals? How can I apply this advice to different fields? This specific question is because I find myself often being asked "how can I get into (usually AI or cybersecurity)". As someone who is actively touching both fields but is not an expert in either, I find myself sharing news, blogposts, videos, and books on the topics. After when I try to strike up a conversation about the topic I find many of them are simply uninterested in the topics and don't want to immerse themselves into current events and breakthroughs. Many of them want a credetial and a job but are uninterested in how the field is evolving or trying to bring active change to that field. How can I inspire self learning? How can I help kids in school that are eager to grow into a field understand self motivation and self learning?
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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
how can I work in ai?
I'm asking this so i know what I can do to get there
How can I integrate AI as a tool with my school life and not like a crutch? Something where it's easier with it but I can work without it? #Spring26
I am a CS major and just would like to learn how to better automate some mundane tasks so I can focus more on the important stuff.
To what extent is the accounting profession at risk of being replaced or transformed by artificial intelligence?
I am a graduating senior looking forward to study accounting in college.
How can I best leverage AI and automation tools in my future remote bookkeeping or audit roles to move beyond data entry and into high-level financial strategy#Spring26 ?
How can I best leverage AI and automation tools in my future remote bookkeeping or quit roles to move beyond data entry and into high-level financial strategy? #Spring26
Is Salesforce Data Cloud actually becoming important for CRM and AI careers?
I’ve been exploring the Salesforce ecosystem recently and keep seeing a lot of talk about Data Cloud especially around AI and customer data unification. I’m honestly trying to figure out how important it really is in real jobs and not just in marketing content. From people actually working in this space: Is Data Cloud something that’s becoming essential for CRM roles or is it still more of a niche skill? And how does it usually fit into real projects like is it used more for analytics, marketing use cases,or something else? Also not sure if it makes sense to learn it early or if I should focus more on core Salesforce Admin/Consultant skills first and pick it up later. Would really appreciate any real-world perspective or experiences.
How do you pick exactly what part of computer science to go into?
For anyone going into computer science, how did you pick which part of computer science to go into? My current major is just computer science, but how did you decide exactly what part of computer science to go into? I have always enjoyed the problem-solving and programming aspects of computer science.
How can we use AI to advance graphic design but not take it over?
Graphic Design, RIT, AI
How should I start to learn coding?
I am a high school senior planning on going to UIUC next year as a Computer Science + Linguistics major and have interest in the field of natural language processing, particularly research oriented roles. I don't have any coding experience right now, but I want to make sure I don't wait too long to start doing research and internships once I go to college. I assume that at least some coding experience is a prerequisite to almost all of those opportunities and thus want to do some self study over the summer. How should I start learning and what goals should I aim to accomplish over the summer? I think that I'm intelligent enough to handle fairly rigorous timelines and material (I've generally had very little trouble on school work thus far and got a 36 ACT without studying), but I still need to start from 0. My main goal is to prepare myself to be qualified to start undergrad research and take advantage of whatever other opportunities would help prepare me for a career or to try to get into a top PhD program after UIUC as early as I can, especially since I struggle with responsibility and don't want a time crunch in my later years.
What technology positions will be eliminated by AI in the near future?
I don't want to invest time and money into a career path that will be obsolete in 1-5 years
How can I choose a tech career that will not be wiped out by AI tools within 1-5 years ?
Will AI wipe the board of all tech careers?
Will Artificial Intelligence take the place of jobs in IT?
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly growing every year. THE BIG QUESTION, "Will it take place of people's jobs?" I am curious to here your thoughts and knowledge on whether you think AI will take the place of jobs in IT.
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!
I'm pursuing physiotherapy with an interest in digital health ,Research, public health and Ai I want to pursue my masters abroad on a scholarship or a research fellowship with international professors. I'm also looking for license to work in England, Australia and other countries. I'm a part of many volunteer organization and a member of public speaking society so I'm also looking to work in WHO or UNO attend some conferences globally. suggest me what should i do????
suggest me something any conference or master's program i should go for based on my interest or if simply anyone who has same interests would love to connect