Try not to feel bad or be so hard on yourself. You are not alone in this. Maybe it’s less about being ai-proof and more about becoming competent with AI, usin

Try not to feel bad or be so hard on yourself. You are not alone in this. Maybe it’s less about being ai-proof and more about becoming competent with AI, using it, and following it. AI may replace the junior developer, or more quickly develop them. In any future reality, it still takes a pretty clear mind to think through problems. For me it has meant revisiting the adult learning roots in my world. There is a course called learning how to learn that can help you see where you are at with how you learn. I certainly learned some areas where I was not being efficient. The other area is building or improving intersectionality between your skills and competencies as a multiplier on value you deliver. It sounds like you have interests, if those can be positioned in a way to open new doors it’s a good thing to look into. Remember many industries will still be needing help through digital transformation to their future state. That will not always be at the cutting edge but meeting those orgs where they are. At most for me it’s just been a friendly reminder that learning isn’t ever done, and if I think I’m done or arrived, I am just that.