AI has me so burned out. Just heard about someone framing an AI photo of their pet and I'm so over all of this. I went into software because I liked it. I love the art and the puzzles. I did not go into software because I'm trying to rise and grind or have any delusions about my ability to retire or own a home. If AI outcompetes me, I'll just wait tables or something, I'm not trying to die like John Henry did, nor am I sticking around if all that remain of my job is meetings and prompting.

Anyone else completely burnt out with AI as you feel it may be more evil than good? I’m having a real internal struggle with it and I’m literally in charge of it at the moment. It’s making me want to do an about face and do something completely different. Opening a coffeeshop is my dream but being a single homeowner in Florida that will be difficult. Just really want out of the tech world. I want to make a difference in something that won’t be taken over by AI in the future.

Curious if anyone felt the pressure of AI in the field? I want to stay ahead of the curve and I’m also worried about the job security of our industry. I think most of us see the seeds at our companies being planted to eventuality lean heavier into AI. I think supply chain is undervalued at most companies and would look to cut the cost their first. Has anyone looked into AI certifications or degrees? Has anyone been able to integrate AI successfully into their everyday?

AI/ML Engineer | 4 Years of Experience I am a results-driven AI/ML Engineer with over four years of professional experience in developing intelligent systems and data-driven solutions. My work focuses on transforming complex data into actionable insights and building machine learning models that deliver measurable business value. I am currently seeking opportunities where I can contribute my skills, grow professionally, and work on innovative AI-driven projects.

https://www.pcgamer.com/software/ai/humanity-has-prevailed-for-now-says-former-openai-employee-admitting-hes-barely-alive-after-beating-one-of-its-ai-models-in-a-coding-world-championship-fight/?utm_source=chatgpt.com This article makes me think: is AI pushing us to level up—or chasing us out of roles? Are parts of your job already being automated? How many here are out of jobs because of AI or got jobs because of AI?

Anyone work in AI? Looking for some advice. I come from a management consulting background but have a keen interest in AI and its application to organisations. Im thinking of doing a masters in AI / computer science. Anyone who is in this field could you give some guidance if my masters will help me pivot into AI quicker or not? Any advice would be appreciated.

There are so many AI training programs being advertised lately. AI for digital marketing, AI for content creation, AI for business. It feels like everyone is launching a course. Has anyone here actually done one of these programs? Was it worth it? If you’ve taken an AI course especially related to digital marketing , which one did you do and would you recommend it?

So tired of Ai....Just can not get over companies stating if you pass a,b,and c then we would like you to video your self answering the following questions and then we will review it.....Excuse me...I get your time is valuable...but so is ours... Boy of boy these people need to go back to basics... you know face to face interviews with a hand shake.

For those in non-tech roles… has anyone's company offered actually useful AI training? Most of what I've seen is either basic prompting 101 or way too technical. I'm hoping for something that blends productivity and maybe even personal wellbeing/coaching stuff. Or am I better off just watching YouTube?

As with any new technology, there are so many instructional videos and suggestions on how to learn about AI. I do use AI, but I still feel like a total novice. Could anyone direct me to the most valuable videos and some AI-certified programs that are not outrageously priced or overly complex? Many thanks.