>get into EE in mid 20s>Got my Bsc>Masters next year>AI happens Ah well I tried but universe wants me to be a NEET forever. I wish there was something I could do that Claude or Chatgpt couldn't but there really isn't anything. Engineering is a dead end
Make your own company..it's never been easier
>>109764527As a EE, I work in tugboat maintenace as a supervisor of maintenace [not only electrical maintenance, but the all of it]. Because of the kind of work I do, IA is not going to take my job any time soon.
fuck this board, every post is just AI AI AI
>>109764527go hardware faggot. the worst thing you get is having chinks as your managers.>>109764868based mariner faggot.also maritime academy is the most well kept hidden treasure of high salary jobs. Even more with engine department since it's easy to translate into shore-based jobs. Also rarer than deckies since many new school graduates get filtered by college math & physics
>>109764527The answer is obviously hope.If I had magic, happiness and love, then what the fuck more would I even hope for? Nothing, that's it.
>>109764913delicious salty luddite tears
>>109764527OK soMaria = normie believing AI can think and have feelingsBattler = redditor denying AI can think but no explanationAnge = academic who understands "AI" is just autocorrectErica = channer- thinks AI is just stealing data and regurgitating elsewhereBeatrice = Sam Altman who is just trying to sell his product at the highest valuationHow do Lamdadelta and Berkastel fit into this analogy?
>>109764913that's just reality now. either embrace it or cope
>>109764952Do you mean working with your hands?
>>109765068Lmao you still believe in Disney fairytail happy endings? Lmao how old are you
>>109764527civil engineering is your best bet. You can become a electrician. Or stick to EE and switch to a field where AI can do very little due to trade secrets like working on high tech.
>>109764527Claude doesn’t have bussy to sell
>>109768709Would trade secrets or corporate espionage even work when AI can independently solve complex problems?
>>109768906AI has no knowledge of manufacturing parameters or production variation it knows the concept of course but it cannot extract it and therefore not account for it. No use being able to solve complex problems if that is all just virtual real data is often not shared.
>>109768976Could it perhaps simulate it? I am naive and know very little on the topic anon but still, I wonder. I do know that a lot of power companies for example hold proprietary data used to model grids for example but couldn't that be simulated with enough gusto? Same for other manufacturing processes
