What should people learn today to stay relevant in an AI-driven future?
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With AI advancing so quickly, I'm trying to understand how to prepare for the next 5–10 years. A few questions I'd love to hear your thoughts on: What skills should people focus on learning now to stay relevant alongside AI? Beyond prompting, what are the most valuable AI-related skills (automation, coding, workflows, AI agents, etc.)? Which jobs or industries are likely to benefit the most, and which are at the highest risk? Do you think AI will become expensive to use in the future? Wi
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