Let me bring some perspective. In 1998, CMU was showing a self-driving car "driving on its own" [1] 27 years later, 99.99% of trips are driven by humans. Real

Let me bring some perspective. In 1998, CMU was showing a self-driving car "driving on its own" [1] 27 years later, 99.99% of trips are driven by humans. Real-world robotics takes multiple decades to pan out. These demos are just that: demos. What you are seeing will not remotely impact your life before the 2050's, if ever. What you should be worried about, however, is you (not your job) becoming irrelevant if you don't learn to write firmware using state-of-the-art AI tooling. At the minimum: learn to work with Cursor (or equivalent). Make sure you work at a company that uses state-of-the-art AI tooling. If you want to go further: learn to code (e.g. in python). Take undergrad/grad level courses in math, statistics and fundamentals of deep learning. And FFS, chill. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KMAAmkz9go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KMAAmkz9go