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CS student questions traditional skills vs. AI in evolving tech landscape

A computer science student is seeking advice on whether to focus on traditional software engineering skills like Java and backend development, or pivot towards AI workflows and automation. The student's brother argues that AI can now generate entire applications, making deep coding knowledge less valuable. However, the student believes understanding core engineering principles like architecture, system design, and security remains crucial, even with AI assistance. The student is asking for guidance on the most valuable skills to acquire for a successful career in the next 5-10 years. AI

IMPACT Raises questions about the future value of traditional software engineering skills versus AI-driven development.

RANK_REASON User is asking for advice on career skills in the context of AI, not reporting on a new development.

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