that are more autonomy and more transferable across different industries and roles. Low skills are less autonomy and more about routine work which are prone to be replaced by AI and automation.
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- Will AI make earning a college degree a wase of time? [LINK]
- Curly1918 - 11:52am 4/23/25
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- Send the kid to a trade school and hope they have a hard-working attitude. As much as my - TampaIrish - 5:16pm 4/23/25
- They better go to work for a place that has a captive AI. - NedoftheHill - 3:26pm 4/23/25
- There's a value in learning to think critically. AI will certainly make some existing jobs obsolete. [NT] - LanceManion - 3:03pm 4/23/25
- Decision time in my house next week: $500m for ND or next to nothing for UC? [NT]
- ND521 - 2:22pm 4/23/25
- Which UC? And what subject area? - Curly1918 - 8:49am 4/24/25
- Pool. Pond. Pond would be good for you. [NT] - Hensou - 3:12pm 4/23/25
- UC and a new yacht is the play. [NT] - iairishcheeks - 2:41pm 4/23/25
- Depends on high-skill majors or low-skill majors. High-skill majors often equip students with skills - Eli - 12:41pm 4/23/25
- Perhaps it’s time for oral presentations in class… [NT] - TyroneIrish - 12:29pm 4/23/25