only +ve for EE guys unless u chose to do computing instead of electronics lol.
what part of EE are you has seen the most boom? Like power,
they should honestly all be fired until they adopt it into their work flows. I'm invested heavily into AI stocks and the bad PR it gets is causing me to lose money.
OpenPLC/PyQT/VS Code
nah keep using it
For real. Now that I think about it, there is one other downside to it.
Its a double edged sword, the more people adopt it, the more ordinary I seem at the workplace
Well AI has for sure taken out a lot of those grunt work jobs that used to be the go to mr joe average or stepping the stone type jones. That ladder rung is missing for a lot of people. So it is brutal for them
boom is hard to say. we have basically reduced our load and reliance on computing specialists with ai but we still need vhdl guys funny enough. i think, honestly, electronics has had the biggest boom simply bc the hardware -> software jump is so much easier now given we have less ppl to rely on. we can communicate our intentions to an llm and itll write some slop that we can then manually check over. its brilliant.
no way this is still a thing. been going on 4 yrs.
i honestly thought it was a very odd gimmick. the business location was just someone's (presumably the owner's) address when i looked at it yrs ago. the thought of timing myself each task just to then be compared to their automatic timer is silly.
There's also Mindrift, Mercor but This is low tier AI work. Move into Al orchestration roles and domain expertise in something like software law or medicine outlier pays extra for those.
Gave me a business, and money.
feel like AI is an equalizer, but at the same time itโs making me dumber over time.
Made writing essays for a school a joke
When I was in school it took a little more effort to cheat since that was before all this ai stuff, but I still found plenty of ways to do it jfl
