My predictions:
- The job market will only marginally improve. Employment opportunities for entry-level will remain almost nonexistent.
- There will be heavy investment in AI computer use for desktop environments (see Claude’s beta feature, Browserbase, etc)
- There will be greater political calls to increase America’s energy production given the heavy electricity consumption of AI-specific datacenters. This will start to be recognized as a strategic failure in policy, in the same vein how Nike’s former CEO Donahoe led the company to near-disaster (treating it as a tech company, replacing Footlocker with DTC, failing to align products with sneaker culture and trends).
- Most companies will solely adopt AI to reduce cost and headcount
- By the end of 2025, there will be an industry-wide push to make AI-native hardware
- The next Meta Quest will feature impressive hardware. Will be priced over $500 for the default model.
- Apple Intelligence will remain a gimmick.
- ML will increasingly be applied to robotics, making several newsworthy headlines, but robotics will *NOT* have its GPT moment.
- A C-suite member of a large tech company will likely be assassinated given the pressures in the job market.
What are your tech predictions?
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r/cscareerquestions My predictions: The job market will only marginally improve. Employment opportunities for entry-level will remain almost nonexistent. There will be heavy investment in AI computer use for desktop environments (see Claude’s beta feature, Browserbase, etc) There will be greater political calls to increase America’s energy production given the heavy electricity consumption of AI-specific datacenters. This will start to be recognized as a strategic failure in policy, in the same vein how Nike’s former CEO Donahoe led the company to near-disaster (treating it as a tech company, replacing Footlocker with DTC, failing to align products with sneaker culture and trends). Most companies will solely adopt AI to reduce cost and headcount By the end of 2025, there will be an industry-wide push to make AI-native hardware The next Meta Quest will feature impressive hardware. Will be priced over $500 for the default model. Apple Intelligence will remain a gimmick. ML will increasingly be applied to robotics, making several newsworthy headlines, but robotics will *NOT* have its GPT moment. A C-suite member of a large tech company will likely be assassinated given the pressures in the job market. What are your tech predictions? submitted by /u/etcera [link] [comments]
My predictions:
- The job market will only marginally improve. Employment opportunities for entry-level will remain almost nonexistent.
- There will be heavy investment in AI computer use for desktop environments (see Claude’s beta feature, Browserbase, etc)
- There will be greater political calls to increase America’s energy production given the heavy electricity consumption of AI-specific datacenters. This will start to be recognized as a strategic failure in policy, in the same vein how Nike’s former CEO Donahoe led the company to near-disaster (treating it as a tech company, replacing Footlocker with DTC, failing to align products with sneaker culture and trends).
- Most companies will solely adopt AI to reduce cost and headcount
- By the end of 2025, there will be an industry-wide push to make AI-native hardware
- The next Meta Quest will feature impressive hardware. Will be priced over $500 for the default model.
- Apple Intelligence will remain a gimmick.
- ML will increasingly be applied to robotics, making several newsworthy headlines, but robotics will *NOT* have its GPT moment.
- A C-suite member of a large tech company will likely be assassinated given the pressures in the job market.
What are your tech predictions?
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