anons who are still students, what's the atmosphere like now with all the AI stuff? does it still feel hopeful? or does everyone start to feel like they're studying for nothing?

I am not a student but im thinking about going back because ai must make the whole process so god damn easy

For me understanding the material was never an issue but doing all the tedious bullshit killed me

>>60736065
But what for? Who would pay for you having that knowledge, when AI applies itself better to business?

>>60736073

Id do finance but it really doesnt matter, its just to shake the stigma of not having the credentials. Unfortunately we live in a shallow world with a lot of idiots

>>60735999 (OP)
student, machanical engeneering.
AI is cool and can explain a lot. Its much better than i am in mathematics or coding. But it fails even first semester in stuff like statics. And AI cant invent new machines nor does it think the same way engeneers do. Im not worried

>>60736103
It can map diffuse inputs to outputs better than humans in most economic tasks now, up from being a total unusable joke in 2021. A year ago, it couldn't plan out and execute a few steps of a task, now agents are just semi-retarded at doing so. Why can it not jump to superhuman problem solving skills from this month's stage, while trillions are poured into training?

>>60736083
Serious, most sincere answer with 25 years of waging experience, 15 of owning and running a company: Invest any money you have into plastic surgery, and train "social skills" every day, like really try, for years. That's all. Do not waste your time getting hard skills.

>>60736127
thanks for the advice

>>60736127
it's true, charisma is probably the most broken stat