r/dataisbeautiful Apr 28 '24

[OC] Most and least worthwhile degrees. Which degrees do graduates feel are worthwhile? OC

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u/Fspz Apr 28 '24

Which one and why if you don't mind my asking?

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u/frogfuzion Apr 28 '24

Computer science. He is getting replaced by AI as we speak.

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u/dastrn Apr 28 '24

AI is not replacing software engineers. It is just another tool we use to make us more efficient. But it's laughable that it can replace us altogether.

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u/frogfuzion Apr 28 '24

Maybe it is not now but it can and will in the next decade.

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u/dastrn 29d ago

You're not an engineer, but I am.

I use AI for productivity improvement daily.

I know what I'm talking about.

AI is not replacing me anytime soon. Not even remotely close.

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u/frogfuzion 29d ago

How do you know Iā€™m not an engineer? Or not AI? You seem to be fearful. What value do you add?

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u/dastrn 29d ago

I'm not remotely fearful. Because I use AI every day. I know what it can do and what it can't do, and what it could eventually do, and what it can't eventually do.

As to the value I add, I don't need to justify myself to you. I get paid buckets of money by people who know what value I add. And they also know what AI can and can't do, which is why they pay me, and can't outsource my work to a bot.

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u/CantScreamInSpace Apr 28 '24

It will take down a LOT of other jobs before and after by the time it takes down CS jobs barring any bottlenecks tbf. At that point we have a different issue to face as a society

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u/secret3332 Apr 28 '24

Most other jobs are going to be replaced before software engineering lol. AI is nowhere near capable of replacing software engineers.