I have gone from being a creative director for a midsize agency to essentially being an agency replacement as a single person who has a lot of different skills. And my clients are starting to ask me about artificial intelligence. I use it to some extent, but I am certainly not an expert in it and I recognize that if I’m going to continue to serve clients, I’m going to need to become technically proficient in AI. So my question is where can I get smart on AI very quickly? Any good courses out the

I was recently impacted by a layoff at Citigroup after four years. With over 16 years of experience in QA and test automation, this transition feels especially uncertain given the current job market. I am in my late 40s and have recently developed a physical disability, which makes fully independent work challenging. I am now seeking team environment where I can contribute effectively. I’m unsure how realistic this search is as many companies are laying off and shifting toward AI-driven models.

Are there going to be roles for people that do AI strategy? I have seen folks mock that term on this app but it’s very real and important to scaling it. Curious what market looks like for this background. (Use cases, process re-design, ai limits & risk, user experience, adoption and change mgt., value tracking, prioritization, etc.). Essentially someone who serves in between the technical team and the user base and can operate in both domains and help translate needs and drive outcomes

Dear Fishers, After 10 years in IT Strategy (US), I have the opportunity to be Chief of IT Strategy, Performance and Governance reporting directly to a CIO (ExCom member). My purpose is to see how things work internally from a client perspective staying on my area of expertise (IT Strategy, Transformation and Operating Model) & seeking for the CIO role or a Transformation role at a mid/long term. Has any of you done a similar move before? What are your thoughts? Many thanks for your answers.

I just turned 54, for 36 years I was a Exec. Chef, Now here I am days away from launching the first truly intelligent platform called World Engine. Funny thing about life, most of us never truly know what we want, coming from the worst environment a kid should never experience, bounced around the system, even then i knew what i wanted, just never had the right moment, until a year ago when i truly found out what AI was, pros and cons, im going to level the field and never look back.

Seeing a lot of rhetoric around accenture betting big on AI and transforming internally and our clients with big bets etc etc... other than a copilot license does anyone think anything we have done internally with AI is actually helping people or improving productivity? Like MME, my scheduling, MMS, anyone worked with an SA or CTS knows it's all excel. Like its just more work on this level from what I can see rather than AI or automation or any technical advancement in years. . .

I keep thinking how AI is going to force alot of people to become entrepreneurs and make money independently. Productivity will improve in every professional services/ administrative job, require fewer people and push people out. Other fields cant support the supply of labor. Our culture has become accustomed to a career tractory or path for so long that I think that correction is going to be incredibly painful. Most of us show up, do a thing, and get paid.

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.

This morning I received a request to interview with an Ai assistant which would be recorded. On the surface, it makes a ton of sense, as they can much more quickly filter based on your presence and answers. I watched the sample provided, and its looks like any other Teams video I had participated in. My concern is, what happens after? I know that everything on the net is permanent, so I’m little cautious about this. What your thoughts? Thank you.

As a recent CS graduate and freelance AI Engineer, I specialize in building intelligent systems using Python, LLMs, and automation tools. My core skills include prompt engineering, LangChain, OpenAI, vector databases, RAG pipelines, and AI workflow automation using n8n & Make.com. I’ve also worked with REST APIs, Git, and ML frameworks like TensorFlow. Excited to apply these in real-world, impactful projects!