Meta is axing 600 roles across its AI division

This says more about Meta than about where AI is heading. For me personally my work, my life has transformed dramatically, literally, since 2022, since OpenAI launched ChatGPT and what followed then. I feel like having a dozen assistants who help me levarage my skills exponentially, do tedious work, do things I never had the time and resources to do. I see it in my salary, in the results I produce, in the projects I can accept and do.

My life after LLMs is not the same anymore. Literally.

Think of the opportunity cost of not spending the last several years developing the primary skills to the point where you don't rely on the help and aren't beholden to whichever tech giant is winning at a given time.