> I'm interested in physics and engineering, I think I could enjoy a career in either, and I've still got time to pivot to either. > And yes, there's more to C

> I'm interested in physics and engineering, I think I could enjoy a career in either, and I've still got time to pivot to either. > And yes, there's more to CS than programming, but not in a way that pays the bills I'm curious what bill paying career you think is readily obtainable with a physics degree. Moreover, while the GPT/LLM stuff is very exciting, it is coming out of the CS field. If you truly think it's transformative, that shows you the potential of CS and programming and is all the reason to pursue a CS degree. Stick with CS if you like it—the career prospects aren't going anywhere. However, if you're just trying to get paid, there's always finance.