The artificial intelligence ecosystem, with its code-writing assistants and AI-powered design tools, is quickly taking over jobs previously limited to human engineering practitioners.

The University of Washington's Allen School is rethinking how to train the next generation of software engineers in an AI-dominated job market.

Vibe coding, or coding with AI, is growing in popularity, but engineers say you have to actually know how to code to do it well.

Tarifi's advice is to instead focus on hands-on experience and niche fields where AI is still in its nascent stages, such as biology.

Amid tech layoffs and advances in AI, schools are offering new programs to prepare students for jobs.

AI obsolescence is “coming for basically everyone in due time,” says one engineer who went from earning $150k to being locked out of the workforce for over a year.

There’s a lot that AI can’t do, but hype and misinformation are driving prospective students away from Computer Science.

UK AI and ML developers who took part in the survey earn $149,756, almost $40,000 less than those who work in the US.