not gonna lie - it feels so overwhelming right now. there are a million companies, a million things i want to try, and i get conflicting information - to hunker down and master one thing, but then i feel passions bubbling up in something else and end up spreading myself too thin. this was so helpful and loved your take on this. i'm in my 20s, a little lost, and thinking about skills each day.
The fact that you are thinking about this, in your 20s, trying to find your path, is so much more than 98% of people your are are doing. Don't panic too much. Try things out, learn a little here an there. Once you feel confidently about a certain path, go for that. Even if you take a year or two to try things out, you will be far and above most others once you get going.
Completely agree. So many companies. New tools every day. There does not feel like a clear path to survival. That said, with just being aware of and current with AI you are well ahead of the bulk of humanity so that counts for something. Also think survival will come from being current and having some other subject matter of which you are knowledgeable. Best of times, worse of times indeed.
I live in a 3rd world country. I took an online software developer job that take me 2 hours to accomplish (with the help of AI ofc). I earn $1500 a month which is way too much for me(like a half year income relative to a normal worker in my country). I end up playing video games or procrastinating on youtube 10-12 hours a day. I just don't get how you get bankrupt easily like what's being said on the video
Keep Studying. STudy Python Programming. Solve Mathematics with it. You will be able to learn Math much more faster. Also, learn how to use Large Language Models for your purpose. However, there are all kinds of jobs still available.
Im a 51 year old man who is a blue collar worker at a corporate where house. I also have lived overseas and started humble online business but got away from it. The info dropped here I really feelnis gonna manifest into beneficial reality. Cant waot to apply this advice. Thanks Tina!
Have to agree with you, she talks in circles, basically just things that goes nowhere and well... Basic and obvious shit. This video is just money making... But ONLY for her 😅
@@cie-zi have to agree with you, there is way too manny ppl doing that, even some veeery popular and loved ppl by the community, well i dislike every video like this, its a waste of time and absolute bullshit. Funny enough the bulk of this shit is on self improvement stuff, not be a conspiracy theorist but sounds to me like the goal is for ppl to not evolve
Exactly what came to me first. Glad many picked up on that. Waste of time, like countless other clickbait videos of "ai entrepreneurs" on social media. Quitting legitimate jobs to move to platforms posting same crap over and over with limited value and with no specific insight/references/referrals...all from educated people that should be able to bring some useful information to the table.
Don’t worry, mostly all jobs are screwed anyway. But yeah, math is just a few years away from being mostly automated. Terence Tao is currently exploring this idea.
I’m a mathematician graduated 22 years ago . Been a software developer and AI engineer. Lost my job 3 times . AI is way smarter than us . Listen to the lady on the video
Awesome, I'm an anesthesiologist and interventional pain doc interested in doing similar work! I already have some knowledge of tech and programming but am finding it hard to actually get involved with any projects and break into that space. Any words of wisdom?
I’m a student trying to become a data scientist 😅 I applied for the waiting list of lonely octopus 🐙 and hope to hear from you soon! Thanks for the video and would be interesting to see what you offer about the idea you mentioned at the end of the video :)
That historic recap in the beginning was super useful. Thanks for that! and Yeah on that last part, learning how to think about using AI to make money, is something I would definitely vote to see a video on from you.
Hi! I'm Andrés, I watch your videos from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I worked at Accenture doing Docker Desktop support and I'm studying to become a cloud security analyst. I love your content.
Thank you for mentioning the book called the Millionaire Fastlane. I purchased and read this book in 4 days, which is fast for me. It has changed my life!👍😊
Hi Tina! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I really appreciate it. I'm a chemical engineer currently working as a climate change analyst in a manufacturing company. Previously, I was a R&D intern in the same company
I’m a plumbing apprentice working in a union building hospitals in Canada. I was watching this originally for my side hustle planning and business drafting but then decided to look up if AI could somehow affect plumbing and mechanical work… WOW was I surprised to hear how it’s in service dispatching, water management, and most surprising for me was to see it being used in detecting potential problems in mechanical systems 🤯 yea they may teach AI to hold a wrench one day but they’ll never have a heart like I do and that matters more and more
Tina, I've been in the content creation industry for decades and experienced the introduction of the internet all the way through how social media has change society. each one of these stages scares the public on how life is going to change for ever, It does!. The best piece of advice I can give is to knuckle down and learn... it will never end. AI is good and bad at the same time but there is nothing we can do now to stop it. Learn it , love it and utilize it!
Hi Tina! I'm currently a software dev engineer with 2 years of experience in property management software. Here because I'm looking to be interview ready and up to date with current market for future!
Hi Tina. Nice to virtually meet you. The youtube algorithm introduced me to you today. I'm a technologist with a broad breadth of technical background who has rode the wave of technology shifts over the years. I look forward to learning more from you and the insights and perspectives you provide.
Hi, Tina, Thank you for the high quality content that you provide for us. I share some of your videos with my two sons, because they are 17 and 15 years of age and I want them to have an idea what is the situation with jobs and what qualifications they could get in the coming years in order to be successful. It is going to be hard for the future students to choose their majors, because everything is changing so fast, but universities and colleges will need more time to apply those changes to their student majors. I've personally just finished a two year Graphic design program and I feel so overwhelmed with all of the AI impacting our field and can hardly keep up with all of the new information and skills that I need to learn.
I'm an IT Consultant working on a startup idea providing simplified automation tools for the non-tech (B2C) looking for a more profitable side hustle where they could provide an automation service to multiple local businesses in their community vs just delivering food to them. After seeing so many tiktoks of people struggling with the cost of living I came up with this idea.
I am a Support analyst for a large technology company based in Austin Tx. I started in Tech support with the covid hiring surge and things have been grim since. More than 10k jobs cut, advancement opportunities are nonexistent, and we have been doing rolling quarterly layoffs for the last 2 years. Stock price is up 170% though!! I believe AI is a big part of this. They want more for less and cuts will continue as the automate more things. Stay away from big companies as an employee. especially publicly traded ones. if you do join one, get your money, save up, and dip.
I am a photographer of 17 years... and about to be part of a modeling agency where my potential boss has hinted that I should learn AI so we can compete with other agencies and have the edge over them. I am already in awe of Generative AI used in photoshop and want to get into the more business side of it.. Love your videos BTW...
I work in ecommerce. And found your videos as I try to find a good system for all the online classes I have to take to uplevel my skills in running a better ecommerse brand.
I am an ecologist. After watching your video, I am going to learn about AI. I believe that AI can be useful for ecosystem protection and biodiversity conservation. Thanks, Tina!
Great video all around. I read millionaire fast lane a long time ago, kind of sales pitchy within in it, but its very underrated as a personal finance resource.
I'm a student, and I'm spending way too much time hesitating and struggling to figure out which path to start walking in order to guarantee myself a comfortable, but more importantly enjoyable career and future o o
I am brazilian industrial technician, and I already know that AI is reality mainly on my field. And I completely agree with your thoughts about being an entrepreneur, but that is also my weakest point, an excellent at technical things and terrible at selling myself. I'd like to know more about entrepreneurship. If you have hints to give me, I'd appreciate it. Congratulations for your channel and all the work you've done sharing knowledge with us. Thank you
I work in AI project management. I make my employees, contractors and managers watch your videos. I make them discuss them in meetings. They have admitted that they have learned something from each one.
I just found your page and I like your content. I'm currently learning Python and pay for Chat GPT and Gemini. I been using them to help me setting up the foundation for my story ideas that have been in my head for years.
I'm an english literature graduate, and I've worked as a language trainer online and in person. I want to learn what kind of skills I can learn to boost my job prospects
I am a self employed massage therapist. I have the benefit of not being too personally affected by AI, my job security is alright. I am SO interested , though, in the ways AI is being used the medical field in general.
Would like see this video be a start of series on leveraging AI tools and technology to grow. (be it to grow a business, or roles in providing business services) Like the bit at end about augmenting personal skills to dissociate time and money.
To answer one of your question : still a student in cultural management (France). Still a bit scared to put my name or face on a website or on social media even though I know its very easy to know about a person whereabouts and situation with just a quick search.
Hi Tina, thank you for this post, really informative. You asked what our job is and what industry. I am a Learning and Development Specialist and Course Creation Coach and I’m starting my own business to help emerging midlife entrepreneurs and SMEs start and scale their businesses.
Hey Tina great episode thanks! I’m a Catering Manager working my way to apply to grad school for computer science. I recently obtained a certificate in data science from a local University but finding that its not enough and i want to learn more. AI definitely helps me with my coding, math problems too lol. Its tough out there especially since I’m changing careers and my experience is all in hospitality. But i’m going to keep pushing and learning. Appt all your words of wisdom!
Hi Tina, I am a Care Assistant. I have been learning how to code since last year to get out of care giving. Now I am just confused, don't know whether to continue. All I know is I don't want to be a caregiver anymore, but I bills and a family. AI is moving too quickly.
Continue doing what you're doing! I was a Registered Nurse for over a decade, and I can see where AI and the world is heading, so it is valuable for you to be so ahead of the time. AI IS moving too quickly, but find one thing you can get really good at (like ChatGPT) and go from there. Wanted to wish you the best!
Im braziliam and i dont have a job right know. My main goal its finding skills to specialize and being able to work in the new market, the difficult part is knowing where to start studying, in addition to the Brazilian content being a little behind.🤔
Hello. I am watching your video as a Software engineer in a bank. I, however, have a master degree in AI and Computer vision but couldn't manage to find a job in my country because it is not used.
Awesome share Tina. I really love this and i look forward to more content. I am actually in sales and would love to know more especially as it relates to sales.
I am a Quality Assurance Specialist. Having 12+ Years of experience in the Financial, MFS, and Trading domains. AI is common in my domain, so it's not a new thing.
Thank you for this i mean this is just so informative and eye opening. as a photographer trying to establish myself and get more paying clients, it can be difficult, knowing when to look into other fields to get information assistance this was on point
Hi. I'm an IT director in network engineering and a network architect. I've built and managed large enterprise networks for the last 20+ years and lead network engineering teams. Thinking about starting my own company and riding the AI wave. Since my core competency is networking I'm looking to see how I can leverage AI and automation to either create my own products or open a consultancy. I recently discovered your content and I think you do an amazing job with it. Much appreciated.
Work in aerospace and spacecraft manufacturing. The supply chain side. Title is material control analyst. Mostly take raw data from the system and report it in a pretty and understanding way to stakeholders. I def need to see how AI can help me.
I am a Software QA. I am focusing my efforts towards testing AI models and AI generated code. I figure that the current dev to QA ratio is going to shift as more companies start leaning into AI. Only problem now is that the code can be pretty trashy when it comes to working in complex systems so a QA that can perform QA on the model and the generated code might be pretty valuable .
i'd really like a video about how to start an ai business for people with no coding skills. do these people need to go back and learn coding or is there a way to start an ai business without that skill? or if coding is needed, how to get the skills quickly enough to compete with those people who grew up with learning a programming skill. thanks a lot!
Hmm. Learning to use AI has a low barrier of entry (anyone can start at any time). Large models are entirely dependent on the whims of large companies. And most AI products are on a want rather than need foundation. But the video does give counter points to these
Love the video. Re inflation, though. From the high of 9% inflation back in June 2022, it has been on a consistent downward trend - at present 3%, and it has been around 3% for 8 months.
Love your content, Tina! Yes, please do a video on what kind of AI businesses to start. I've been trying to pivot my career for the past 3 years and could use help getting out of my rut. Thanks!
This video was very interesting, but here's the thing: we can't all be business owners and businesses need clients. Of course, in many cases, the clients are other businesses, but at some point businesses need individuals to buy their products and services. If everyone that doesn't have a business, doesn't have a job because that job was taken away by AI, then those people won't have money to buy the services and products that companies make. So, then what?
Because she relies on selling anxiety to get clicks and views. Then she earns a living by getting sponsorship. Tina gets subscriptions and income, but we only get endless anxiety. This is the AI anxiety harvester of the new era.
Great video :) I like to tag myself as a business data scientist. I am self employed now after several years in the industry. I am using gpt on a daily basis, and it helps me a lot. I do try to learn topics that it can't help me (llms and causal ai, for instance). I think it is also very important to learn about low code and no code solutions that can enhance your work and let you focus only on the things you are good at. The 1-person-startup and one-man-army are terms that are going to be very relevant soon.
As somebody who want switch career to Tech, what would be the fundamentals to start learning in this 2024? and where? I mean a truly novice with aspirations to land a entry Level job in the near future
The recent layoffs can be seen as an encouraging indicator for what lies ahead. This shift suggests that the competitive landscape is becoming more equitable for both large and small entities. For instance, if a major player like Blizzard were to replace its skilled workforce with AI, one might question the quality and appeal of their future games. Wouldn't it be more appealing to support the ventures of the talented individuals who, after being laid off, band together to form new, innovative companies? This scenario could lead to a more balanced and fair competition. Large corporations have traditionally relied on capturing consumer attention, a tactic many have grown weary of. The real creativity and innovation often come from those who were let go, and now, with equal access to AI technology, these smaller startups stand on equal footing with the giants. The key is to maintain open access to AI technology, preventing its monopolization by large corporations and encouraging a diverse ecosystem of smaller, creative teams. The notion of job security within these large corporations is becoming less relevant as people realize that their support and purchasing power can shift the balance. By choosing to invest in smaller companies known for their creativity and innovation, consumers can foster a more vibrant and diverse industry. In essence, if top talents from companies like Blizzard were to establish their own enterprises, it would compel such large corporations to compete on the basis of genuine talent and innovation, rather than mere marketing strategies.
Would digital marketing or teaching be a good career to get into now? I’m considering pursuing marketing but my true dream job would to be a music teacher
Both are great areas that AI can do a lot for. Especially digital marketing where there are less rules surrounding it right now you can move quickly! I think looking into how music is being developed with AI and how you can use it to augment your work is worth looking into!
Hi Tine, thanks for the video and sharing. You have very good content on your channcel. Yes will love to hear your thought on what you do or plan to do to leverage AI to build different businesses as an AI enthusiast and solo-preneur. I think at the moment, there are many people who know the importance to get themselves educated about AI but they are fearful and don't know where to start.
i cant help but think that I graduated with a mechanical engineering degree in the worst time possible. Not only is the field kind of being left behind by the software industry, but it's also in the middle of a hiring drought.
I work as an analyst and IT support for the state of California. Great work/ life balance, and, overall, I'm happy, but I like AI and just started learning Python (currently working on my final project), so I'm interested to hear about career options, not because I dislike what I have, but just because I might like AI better.
I’m learning To become Data Analyst hopefully to get into Data Science am I wasting my time I have no experience In Ai but I’m intrigued to learn a lot about it!
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I m data engineer impacted by layoff and working on my skill set.
Yes please do video on that topic you suggested in the end.
not gonna lie - it feels so overwhelming right now. there are a million companies, a million things i want to try, and i get conflicting information - to hunker down and master one thing, but then i feel passions bubbling up in something else and end up spreading myself too thin.
this was so helpful and loved your take on this. i'm in my 20s, a little lost, and thinking about skills each day.
The fact that you are thinking about this, in your 20s, trying to find your path, is so much more than 98% of people your are are doing.
Don't panic too much. Try things out, learn a little here an there. Once you feel confidently about a certain path, go for that. Even if you take a year or two to try things out, you will be far and above most others once you get going.
Hey same here!! Turned 24 recently
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They both have specialization and general skills.
Completely agree. So many companies. New tools every day. There does not feel like a clear path to survival. That said, with just being aware of and current with AI you are well ahead of the bulk of humanity so that counts for something. Also think survival will come from being current and having some other subject matter of which you are knowledgeable. Best of times, worse of times indeed.
I live in a 3rd world country. I took an online software developer job that take me 2 hours to accomplish (with the help of AI ofc). I earn $1500 a month which is way too much for me(like a half year income relative to a normal worker in my country).
I end up playing video games or procrastinating on youtube 10-12 hours a day. I just don't get how you get bankrupt easily like what's being said on the video
I work at a restaurant. I just like learning stuff. Plus, you have a chill personality
keep it up never stop learning!! ❤
Keep Studying. STudy Python Programming. Solve Mathematics with it. You will be able to learn Math much more faster. Also, learn how to use Large Language Models for your purpose. However, there are all kinds of jobs still available.
That is a good habit! 😊
Im a 51 year old man who is a blue collar worker at a corporate where house. I also have lived overseas and started humble online business but got away from it. The info dropped here I really feelnis gonna manifest into beneficial reality. Cant waot to apply this advice. Thanks Tina!
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Came here to learn about what kills to learn, you ended up showing a sponsored tutorial on making a website. This is what the world has come to.
Have to agree with you, she talks in circles, basically just things that goes nowhere and well... Basic and obvious shit.
This video is just money making... But ONLY for her 😅
@@cie-zi have to agree with you, there is way too manny ppl doing that, even some veeery popular and loved ppl by the community, well i dislike every video like this, its a waste of time and absolute bullshit.
Funny enough the bulk of this shit is on self improvement stuff, not be a conspiracy theorist but sounds to me like the goal is for ppl to not evolve
Exactly what came to me first. Glad many picked up on that. Waste of time, like countless other clickbait videos of "ai entrepreneurs" on social media. Quitting legitimate jobs to move to platforms posting same crap over and over with limited value and with no specific insight/references/referrals...all from educated people that should be able to bring some useful information to the table.
Pharmacist here. Huge learning curve. AI is changing things before my very eyes!
As a math student, I am kinda terrified with how AI may be able to solve some pure math problems more efficiently than mathematicians.
Basis of AI is math, so if you’re willing to get good at AI programming your future is gold.
Don’t worry, mostly all jobs are screwed anyway. But yeah, math is just a few years away from being mostly automated. Terence Tao is currently exploring this idea.
I’m a mathematician graduated 22 years ago . Been a software developer and AI engineer. Lost my job 3 times . AI is way smarter than us . Listen to the lady on the video
You could always understand algorithms, how complicated networks work much better than most people. I feel like that's worth it.
it's getting better and better solving hard problems.
I'm a radiation oncologist, learned to code over the last 2 years and am now transitioning into the intersection of healthcare and AI :)
is my path to put togerther AI and medecine
. What exactly you doing in that field ?
Which language did you learn? I am in healthcare too and considering doing something similar.
Awesome, I'm an anesthesiologist and interventional pain doc interested in doing similar work! I already have some knowledge of tech and programming but am finding it hard to actually get involved with any projects and break into that space. Any words of wisdom?
Just do your med leave coding tech for us mf
I’m in pharma and want to learn to code. Any advice on coding classes or online schools?
Yes Tina! Interested in the video you mentioned at the end!!
I’m a student trying to become a data scientist 😅 I applied for the waiting list of lonely octopus 🐙 and hope to hear from you soon! Thanks for the video and would be interesting to see what you offer about the idea you mentioned at the end of the video :)
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That historic recap in the beginning was super useful. Thanks for that! and Yeah on that last part, learning how to think about using AI to make money, is something I would definitely vote to see a video on from you.
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Hi! I'm Andrés, I watch your videos from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I worked at Accenture doing Docker Desktop support and I'm studying to become a cloud security analyst. I love your content.
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Thank you for mentioning the book called the Millionaire Fastlane. I purchased and read this book in 4 days, which is fast for me. It has changed my life!👍😊
Hi Tina! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I really appreciate it. I'm a chemical engineer currently working as a climate change analyst in a manufacturing company. Previously, I was a R&D intern in the same company
I’m a plumbing apprentice working in a union building hospitals in Canada. I was watching this originally for my side hustle planning and business drafting but then decided to look up if AI could somehow affect plumbing and mechanical work… WOW was I surprised to hear how it’s in service dispatching, water management, and most surprising for me was to see it being used in detecting potential problems in mechanical systems 🤯 yea they may teach AI to hold a wrench one day but they’ll never have a heart like I do and that matters more and more
Tina, I've been in the content creation industry for decades and experienced the introduction of the internet all the way through how social media has change society. each one of these stages scares the public on how life is going to change for ever, It does!. The best piece of advice I can give is to knuckle down and learn... it will never end. AI is good and bad at the same time but there is nothing we can do now to stop it.
Learn it , love it and utilize it!
Hi Tina! I'm currently a software dev engineer with 2 years of experience in property management software. Here because I'm looking to be interview ready and up to date with current market for future!
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You've captured my interest. Disassociation is one of my best skill sets. 🎉
Hi Tina. Nice to virtually meet you. The youtube algorithm introduced me to you today. I'm a technologist with a broad breadth of technical background who has rode the wave of technology shifts over the years. I look forward to learning more from you and the insights and perspectives you provide.
Hi, Tina,
Thank you for the high quality content that you provide for us. I share some of your videos with my two sons, because they are 17 and 15 years of age and I want them to have an idea what is the situation with jobs and what qualifications they could get in the coming years in order to be successful. It is going to be hard for the future students to choose their majors, because everything is changing so fast, but universities and colleges will need more time to apply those changes to their student majors. I've personally just finished a two year Graphic design program and I feel so overwhelmed with all of the AI impacting our field and can hardly keep up with all of the new information and skills that I need to learn.
I always look forward to your videos. I work in IT in the healthcare industry.
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I work for a large software company focusing on cloud, cybersecurity and automation and have been AI enthusiast since '90s. (yes I'm that old).
I'm an IT Consultant working on a startup idea providing simplified automation tools for the non-tech (B2C) looking for a more profitable side hustle where they could provide an automation service to multiple local businesses in their community vs just delivering food to them. After seeing so many tiktoks of people struggling with the cost of living I came up with this idea.
I am a Support analyst for a large technology company based in Austin Tx. I started in Tech support with the covid hiring surge and things have been grim since. More than 10k jobs cut, advancement opportunities are nonexistent, and we have been doing rolling quarterly layoffs for the last 2 years. Stock price is up 170% though!! I believe AI is a big part of this. They want more for less and cuts will continue as the automate more things. Stay away from big companies as an employee. especially publicly traded ones. if you do join one, get your money, save up, and dip.
I’m a retired programmer, successful at investing and trying to learn AI and modern app programming. Enjoy your videos.
Why did you retired?
I am a photographer of 17 years... and about to be part of a modeling agency where my potential boss has hinted that I should learn AI so we can compete with other agencies and have the edge over them. I am already in awe of Generative AI used in photoshop and want to get into the more business side of it..
Love your videos BTW...
I work in ecommerce. And found your videos as I try to find a good system for all the online classes I have to take to uplevel my skills in running a better ecommerse brand.
I am an ecologist. After watching your video, I am going to learn about AI. I believe that AI can be useful for ecosystem protection and biodiversity conservation. Thanks, Tina!
I went 8 minutes and gave up. She never got to the topic at hand.
true
Gave up too soon
@@WizeandShine No, my time is too valuable to spend with someone who doesn't respect it.
You're absolutely right😂
It's just a video @@SenorJuan2023
This is a fantastic breakdown of the value of AI in modern times. 👏👏👏
Great video all around. I read millionaire fast lane a long time ago, kind of sales pitchy within in it, but its very underrated as a personal finance resource.
thank you for existing and sharing your thoughts 💗
I'm a student, and I'm spending way too much time hesitating and struggling to figure out which path to start walking in order to guarantee myself a comfortable, but more importantly enjoyable career and future o o
What path did you chose?
I am brazilian industrial technician, and I already know that AI is reality mainly on my field.
And I completely agree with your thoughts about being an entrepreneur, but that is also my weakest point, an excellent at technical things and terrible at selling myself.
I'd like to know more about entrepreneurship. If you have hints to give me, I'd appreciate it.
Congratulations for your channel and all the work you've done sharing knowledge with us. Thank you
This video inspire me as a developer and i try to start a tech business so, Yes, Tina i want to learn about A.i Business topic. It helps a lot.
Thank you TIna for your insights on important skill to learn to build more leverage. Love to hear more more..
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I work in AI project management. I make my employees, contractors and managers watch your videos. I make them discuss them in meetings. They have admitted that they have learned something from each one.
I work for USPS. I’m just getting into using ai. And I’d love that video you mentioned
I just found your page and I like your content. I'm currently learning Python and pay for Chat GPT and Gemini. I been using them to help me setting up the foundation for my story ideas that have been in my head for years.
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That is awesome
Yes, I would definitely like to hear your thoughts on different AI businesses to start
Position: Senior Full Stack TypeScript Developer. Company: small business agency in development. Industry: depends on client.
I am a German teacher and yes, I am interested on a video that goes more in depth ... Thank you...
Wow! such a wake up call. thank you Tina...OMG! this is true. I'm a higher education academic- what could be your best advise for me..
I'm an english literature graduate, and I've worked as a language trainer online and in person. I want to learn what kind of skills I can learn to boost my job prospects
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I am a self employed massage therapist. I have the benefit of not being too personally affected by AI, my job security is alright. I am SO interested , though, in the ways AI is being used the medical field in general.
Would like see this video be a start of series on leveraging AI tools and technology to grow.
(be it to grow a business, or roles in providing business services)
Like the bit at end about augmenting personal skills to dissociate time and money.
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Hi Tina, I'm 51 and learning writing to be a fiction writer.
To answer one of your question : still a student in cultural management (France). Still a bit scared to put my name or face on a website or on social media even though I know its very easy to know about a person whereabouts and situation with just a quick search.
I found your channel by pure coincidence and I’m very happy I did. I just subscribed. Thank You 🙏🏾 😊!
Hi Tina, thank you for this post, really informative. You asked what our job is and what industry. I am a Learning and Development Specialist and Course Creation Coach and I’m starting my own business to help emerging midlife entrepreneurs and SMEs start and scale their businesses.
Thanks for sharing! And so cool that you're venturing out with your own business
im currently a film student at university, currently trying to build my life skills better
Thank you for this video! Also your skin is glowing!
Hey Tina great episode thanks! I’m a Catering Manager working my way to apply to grad school for computer science. I recently obtained a certificate in data science from a local University but finding that its not enough and i want to learn more. AI definitely helps me with my coding, math problems too lol. Its tough out there especially since I’m changing careers and my experience is all in hospitality. But i’m going to keep pushing and learning. Appt all your words of wisdom!
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Yes, Coach. Im all in building my own bolt from your other video. Make more videos for the non coders....
Hi Tina, I am a Care Assistant. I have been learning how to code since last year to get out of care giving. Now I am just confused, don't know whether to continue. All I know is I don't want to be a caregiver anymore, but I bills and a family. AI is moving too quickly.
Continue doing what you're doing! I was a Registered Nurse for over a decade, and I can see where AI and the world is heading, so it is valuable for you to be so ahead of the time. AI IS moving too quickly, but find one thing you can get really good at (like ChatGPT) and go from there. Wanted to wish you the best!
Im a marketer and looking into learning about AI and Data Science
Im braziliam and i dont have a job right know. My main goal its finding skills to specialize and being able to work in the new market, the difficult part is knowing where to start studying, in addition to the Brazilian content being a little behind.🤔
Hello. I am watching your video as a Software engineer in a bank. I, however, have a master degree in AI and Computer vision but couldn't manage to find a job in my country because it is not used.
Awesome share Tina. I really love this and i look forward to more content. I am actually in sales and would love to know more especially as it relates to sales.
Hi Tina, thanks for sharing helpful information. Yes, I'm very interested in a videyk about jobs related to AI
A learner in machine learning and AI here
Trying to job hunt for 7 months now
I'm a Senior Data Analyst in Cybersecurity company
Fantastic stuff. A potent dose of reality. This is helpful as I start my AI journey
Honestly so much value..
Thank you Tina
I am a Quality Assurance Specialist. Having 12+ Years of experience in the Financial, MFS, and Trading domains. AI is common in my domain, so it's not a new thing.
I am interested in a video of skills and other stuff that you mentioned at the end
Thank you for this i mean this is just so informative and eye opening. as a photographer trying to establish myself and get more paying clients, it can be difficult, knowing when to look into other fields to get information assistance this was on point
Hi. I'm an IT director in network engineering and a network architect. I've built and managed large enterprise networks for the last 20+ years and lead network engineering teams. Thinking about starting my own company and riding the AI wave. Since my core competency is networking I'm looking to see how I can leverage AI and automation to either create my own products or open a consultancy. I recently discovered your content and I think you do an amazing job with it. Much appreciated.
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The Millionaire Fastlane is a very good book recommendation
Great content, thanks for the Video! Keep up the good work!
Work in aerospace and spacecraft manufacturing. The supply chain side. Title is material control analyst. Mostly take raw data from the system and report it in a pretty and understanding way to stakeholders. I def need to see how AI can help me.
there is A LOT that AI can do for you!
Nurse working as a Clinical Informatics Specialist!
Hoping to pivot out of the hospital to anywhere else one day..
I am a Software QA. I am focusing my efforts towards testing AI models and AI generated code. I figure that the current dev to QA ratio is going to shift as more companies start leaning into AI. Only problem now is that the code can be pretty trashy when it comes to working in complex systems so a QA that can perform QA on the model and the generated code might be pretty valuable .
i'd really like a video about how to start an ai business for people with no coding skills. do these people need to go back and learn coding or is there a way to start an ai business without that skill? or if coding is needed, how to get the skills quickly enough to compete with those people who grew up with learning a programming skill. thanks a lot!
Hmm. Learning to use AI has a low barrier of entry (anyone can start at any time). Large models are entirely dependent on the whims of large companies. And most AI products are on a want rather than need foundation. But the video does give counter points to these
Thank you for the content.
I am an IT project manager.
Love the video. Re inflation, though. From the high of 9% inflation back in June 2022, it has been on a consistent downward trend - at present 3%, and it has been around 3% for 8 months.
Love your content, Tina! Yes, please do a video on what kind of AI businesses to start. I've been trying to pivot my career for the past 3 years and could use help getting out of my rut. Thanks!
I second this..1 year trying to figure out how to make sense of this AI wave..
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This video was very interesting, but here's the thing: we can't all be business owners and businesses need clients. Of course, in many cases, the clients are other businesses, but at some point businesses need individuals to buy their products and services. If everyone that doesn't have a business, doesn't have a job because that job was taken away by AI, then those people won't have money to buy the services and products that companies make. So, then what?
Because she relies on selling anxiety to get clicks and views. Then she earns a living by getting sponsorship. Tina gets subscriptions and income, but we only get endless anxiety. This is the AI anxiety harvester of the new era.
Great video :)
I like to tag myself as a business data scientist. I am self employed now after several years in the industry. I am using gpt on a daily basis, and it helps me a lot. I do try to learn topics that it can't help me (llms and causal ai, for instance). I think it is also very important to learn about low code and no code solutions that can enhance your work and let you focus only on the things you are good at.
The 1-person-startup and one-man-army are terms that are going to be very relevant soon.
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please share your skin care routine! lol. you have such beautiful glowing skin!
Felt overwhelmed watching this video 🥲
Hei Tina !!! Thanks for warning experience in your contents. Hugs from Douglas . 🎉🎉🎉
As somebody who want switch career to Tech, what would be the fundamentals to start learning in this 2024? and where? I mean a truly novice with aspirations to land a entry Level job in the near future
What is the important non IT AI skills / programs to master for the investment service / wealth management sector?
Very well explained loved this Tina 🐝😎🚀
The recent layoffs can be seen as an encouraging indicator for what lies ahead. This shift suggests that the competitive landscape is becoming more equitable for both large and small entities.
For instance, if a major player like Blizzard were to replace its skilled workforce with AI, one might question the quality and appeal of their future games. Wouldn't it be more appealing to support the ventures of the talented individuals who, after being laid off, band together to form new, innovative companies? This scenario could lead to a more balanced and fair competition. Large corporations have traditionally relied on capturing consumer attention, a tactic many have grown weary of. The real creativity and innovation often come from those who were let go, and now, with equal access to AI technology, these smaller startups stand on equal footing with the giants.
The key is to maintain open access to AI technology, preventing its monopolization by large corporations and encouraging a diverse ecosystem of smaller, creative teams. The notion of job security within these large corporations is becoming less relevant as people realize that their support and purchasing power can shift the balance. By choosing to invest in smaller companies known for their creativity and innovation, consumers can foster a more vibrant and diverse industry.
In essence, if top talents from companies like Blizzard were to establish their own enterprises, it would compel such large corporations to compete on the basis of genuine talent and innovation, rather than mere marketing strategies.
Thank you, Tina for an amazing video.
Yes please, I would love a video on AI businesses!
Yes, I’m very interested in a video like that. Thank you for making such a great content.
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Lead software engineer, currently woeking on a project related to traveling
would love to see a video on jobs in AI
Would digital marketing or teaching be a good career to get into now? I’m considering pursuing marketing but my true dream job would to be a music teacher
Both are great areas that AI can do a lot for. Especially digital marketing where there are less rules surrounding it right now you can move quickly!
I think looking into how music is being developed with AI and how you can use it to augment your work is worth looking into!
I am web dev intern,just started my career.
Thank you Tina.
Hi Tine, thanks for the video and sharing. You have very good content on your channcel.
Yes will love to hear your thought on what you do or plan to do to leverage AI to build different businesses as an AI enthusiast and solo-preneur. I think at the moment, there are many people who know the importance to get themselves educated about AI but they are fearful and don't know where to start.
i cant help but think that I graduated with a mechanical engineering degree in the worst time possible. Not only is the field kind of being left behind by the software industry, but it's also in the middle of a hiring drought.
I work as an analyst and IT support for the state of California. Great work/ life balance, and, overall, I'm happy, but I like AI and just started learning Python (currently working on my final project), so I'm interested to hear about career options, not because I dislike what I have, but just because I might like AI better.
Wonderful 👍 thank you for this video ❤
I’m learning To become Data Analyst hopefully to get into Data Science am I wasting my time I have no experience In Ai but I’m intrigued to learn a lot about it!