Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

AI

AI is the .com boom maybe bigger :)

surfing through these nights eventually many thoughts comes to me that whether we should learn anything or not, does in this era skills are valued or not ? does we even spend our time doing something ? These questions will certainly haunt you if not I guess you still in 2015 wake up good morning (sarcastic) , I mean this industry is changing with that pace even for one moment usain bolt pace…

In an era where Artificial Intelligence (AI) is evolving at a rapid pace, there are numerous questions about the value of learning new skills. The industry is changing so quickly that even Usain Bolt's pace would struggle to keep up. One person suggested learning reinforcement learning environments, as it appears the industry is shaping around this technology.

Another day, Claude a new AI model emerged, which can now build AI models without human intervention. It seems the need to code might be diminishing, as subagents handle this task. The future appears to be in a SaaS product that can be launched in your sleep. This transformation is creating a competitive environment where anyone can launch a startup with an AI idea and a coded website.

However, this rapid pace of change in the industry is also causing concerns. Previously, human review was required for code, but now AI agents are taking over. It seems the industry is becoming increasingly automated, which could lead to a homogenization of ideas and a decrease in quality. Someone suggested focusing on learning skills relevant to roles such as FDE, but the availability of these roles seems to have existed since 2011, suggesting this is not a new phenomenon.

The writer of this account is seeking advice from experienced individuals in the industry to navigate this changing landscape. They express concern that if people feel hurt by their words, they should take the time to understand what can be done to stand out in this competitive industry. The writer ends their message with "sayonara!"

Written by urgent.news from Dev.to's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at dev.to →

More in AI

More from Friday 9 October →