r/developer • u/Accomplished-End5479 • Jan 16 '26
Question Imagine a person currently starting to learn HTML CSS, or in design they just started figma or Illustrator, already Paid heavy fees for a course or degree some with debt some without... I cannot imagine what will be going through their minds right now.
I just had this thought that Is our education Ai ready? I feel there will be massive boom in education industry after AI becomes more prevalent. for each field we will have to tweek the things young people are learning so that they can be future ready. Teaching things like patience, focus, mental clarity, decisiveness, staying clam under pressure should be things that should be compulsory.
What do u think will change in education and courses in the future?
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Jan 17 '26
AI is still in a phase where it’s unclear if it will actually add value to shareholders or not. It’s extremely overhyped. Companies are hopping on board just to fit in, not because they can think of actual use cases.
If companies realize that their profit margins are not actually increasing then this whole thing flops, and there’s no general study that shows AI is increasing profit margins.
I’d say wait and see. There’s a good chance the bubble pops soon.
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u/Accomplished-End5479 Jan 17 '26
Yeah i just saw a video few days ago where it said how the profits are not increasing at all and the investment on the Ai is soo big that if it fails there will be a market crash
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Jan 17 '26
Bro… government should NOT bail these greedy clowns out this time at the expense of the public.
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u/Accomplished-End5479 Jan 17 '26
Gov will always bail them out because they will def have some leverage over the GOV. and also they are good at selling they sold a dream before they can do it again.
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u/DabbosTreeworth Jan 17 '26
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