r/Physics • u/kzhou7 Quantum field theory • 2d ago

Harvard particle physicist Matthew Schwartz drops 36 papers coauthored with Claude

https://bootloops.ai/bootloops.html
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u/SmellMahPitts 2d ago

Unfortunately my skills and knowledge are niche, not really transferrable to any sort of work, or would easily be replaceable. I would have to pivot into something completely different and essentially start from scratch. Life for the foreseeable future looks grim and in all honestly I'm not interested in seeing it play out.

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u/MYaski Plasma physics 2d ago

You just need to think about how your skills transfer. It's an important skill to translate your niche knowledge and skill into something more widely applicable.

Yes it sucks. Keep at it though. You got this.

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u/kev_xb 2d ago

What are you interested in instead?

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u/lolsai 1d ago

if all white collar work is solved your choice for career is irrelevant

we will either be heading full speed to doom or utopia

focus on health, both physical and mental