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AI is already tearing through the exact fields you mentioned, and whatever isn’t automated yet is getting outsourced to cheaper markets. Websites, extensions, software, UI, all of that is being made faster and cheaper than any fresh grad can compete with. By the time you finish college, half of what you’ve learned will be irrelevant, and the rest will be done by machines.
If you’re serious about keeping tech as a job, pivot to hardware, embedded systems, robotics, you know, things that still need people tinkering with their opposable thumbs.
