Looking into getting an AI certification but there are so many out there that I am not sure which one is legit. I was let go of D in November and honestly it was a relief. I am taking my time to detox, lower my cortisol level snd mental health before I seriously start taking another job (thankfully I was prepared financially for this situation). I loved working for GPS but working remote left me no option to switch for commercial and it was too toxic that I had to take a medical leave.

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.

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Greetings. Just wanted to mention that on Sunday I completed a Google AI Professional course earning me the certificate Google AI Professional. The course was fairly easy while being informative especially for me since I have had very little experience with AI. I would like to mention that I started using Google AI, GEMNI, the first day I started taking the course and I have been using every day since then. I am finding some time saving uses for AI.

I've asked chatgpt to rework my cv, while the revised version does read impreaaive but it also reads like words strung together that don't mean anything.. anyone else find this? Anyways I'm curious if recruiters can tell if it's AI, will it be flagged through screening? Anyone have positive experiences using AI for CV updates?

Hi everyone, need your guidance! Im a young canva graphic designer working in a software house as an internee, and want to grow as a AI Graphic designer, I have pretty much experience of how to use AI tolls for work and thats why i want to make it a profession and career. kindly guide me for the path.

I’ve heard some candidates are including AI tools like ChatGPT under their “skills” section. I use it for Excel macros and light automation, but never thought to list it. Every company seems to have their own policy on AI and I assume some are still rather against it. Are you listing them on your resume?

Thinking of transitioning from regular software dev into AI, either the ML/DL side or software that uses AI tools. There are a million courses out there, but what would you personally recommend? Ideally, I'm looking for something that balances theory with real projects so it actually sticks.

Are you changing how you allocate your investment strategy based on current events? I know a lot of stocks have taken off from AI in recent years. Are there any specific ones that look promising even after recent gains? I’m trying to be more strategic with my investments from my take home pay