Find everything from me here: https://linktr.ee/kunchenguid 00:00 Intro 00:49 How did COVID 19 cause layoffs 02:31 What's going on with interest rate 04:12 The hardware problem 05:09 The great AI reallocation 07:21 Is AI replacing jobs 09:09 What should we do
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i disagree about the "inevitability" of using ai. yes its an amazing tool. but if you don't make sure you dont offload all ur knowledge and learn syntax, the moment the servers are disconnected or the token bills are high, ure useless. its not the industrial revolution. its a non-deterministic probability machine that was trained to help you, use it as such and make sure u learn from it and not rely too blindly on it. tech overlords will at some point understand that they still need human input and rehire when interest is lower or whatever the reason may be...
is there a community, in which such thing is discussed?
My EM got flattened, now there’s new uncertainty to navigate. Previously you would expect a linear path, now what? You have lots of E6-E8, and limited E3s to E5. Is E5 expected to be the new E3?
Infinite growth is a delusion
Excellent content man, wish you all the best in your journey
Funny thing is that most of the individuals that decided layoffs and are still in their top management roles , haven’t got a clue about AI or the minimum set technical skills. Yet they decide that something they’ve no idea about and they didn’t contribute to create, is the future.
dont work for these corporate nutjobs
So the best course of action for students is to go for AI masters?
Excellent analysis. This is exactly what we want. Thanks Kun Chen.
I’m an L6 Eng manager in big tech. Advise me please. Make a video. No time to do ic work except a couple hours on the weekend.
Yup out of money and over invested into ai everyone chasing a shrinking pie slice
place legends in your charts its hard to follow
If you got fired for "AI", don't go back.. Find a job at a company that knows your worth.
Thank you. Informative and enlightening.
It's not simply that employees unwilling to move into an AI workflow "don't have the skillset to use AI". Some of us understand that AI produces worse work product than a person, and that the time required to fix that lower-quality work and outright hallucinations walks back most of the productivity gains acheived through AI. This big bet on AI is going to fail in the long run.
But who/what’s monitoring the AI to identify & fix the bugs created by the AI??
Any suggestions for junior students
Hi...do u mean that AI will replace most of the work of humans??
I was affected by recent layoff, I am now a full-stack Farmer
Ai created by 🧠, making 🧠 redundant🙄. It just shows how low 🧠 is being valued. May be it's the free will to blame, resisting being a cog in a big profit minting blood(aka hardwork) sucking machine inly a few benefit from. Ai is democratized already, no one need to depend on a employer anymore. They just need to make their 🧠 more productive🤐.