How to approach job growth amid tech changes

I’ve been thinking a lot about how rapid advancements in AI are affecting job markets — what if this becomes the norm for many industries? I recently read about companies looking to hire AI specialists, but doesn’t that mean some roles will disappear? Curious about your thoughts on where this all leads.

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It’s definitely a bit like a game of musical chairs — some jobs might go away while new ones pop up. Upskilling in AI or related fields is a good move; just check out what @AIFutureJobs is suggesting. Where do you think the biggest changes will happen first?

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I totally get the concern about job roles disappearing. From my experience, focusing on soft skills like communication and problem-solving can really help you stay relevant. Companies still need people who can collaborate and lead, even as tech evolves.

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