I've been reflecting on how AI is impacting the job market, and it seems like many roles are being replaced or transformed. I'm currently in a position where I see the buzzword "upskilling" everywhere, as more people are losing their jobs to AI advancements. It's a tough situation. Some friends are coping by going back to school for certifications, like cloud computing, to stay relevant when the job market stabilizes. Personally, I find it a mixed bag; my role in logistics has actually become easier thanks to AI, allowing me to focus on business development instead of mundane tasks. However, I can't ignore the fact that many in IT are struggling after losing their jobs to automation. It's a complex issue, and I'm trying to navigate it as best as I can.