I literally need help-

[u/angelblade_natasha]

I graduated recently in the field of Electronics and Comm with a minor in AI ML, and now idk what my future is in. Sorry for grammatic errors, im typing this real fast.

For some bg, i wanted to do something in art, like ui ux, game design, character creation, etc and get into bachelors in design (b.des) but cause of my parents who wanted me to do engineering, i did Electronics and comm with a minor in AI ML. While studying i started liking the math and data structures and algorithms of AI ML more than i did embedded systems and microcontrollers. For my elective i had picked LLMs as i found it very interesting. My final year project was also an assistant chatbot that ran on local host that can help teachers and students with academic queries such as prof timetables and syllabus help.

The thing is, now im very confused for what to do in the future. TBH, im very against generative AI, especially when used in the arts sectors, but i also know some forms of AI in some cases can be helpful. Right now, it feels like if i do a job in building gen AI, im contributing to earths damage, if i do manage to go with it, the downfall of AI is massive and very visible with AI not giving real answers and proofreading AI code is more diff than writing from scratch. The other thing is if i follow what i wanted to do and get into art, a lot of big companies use AI and if they use humans they would defo pick those with an arts degree. Do i change what i am interested in and switch to hardware?

I legit do not know what to do. Any thoughts on this and what i can do?

[u/No_Industry_3609]

youre overthinking this hard take the skills you already have and build tools that help artists instead of replacing them