Welcome back, everyone! 👋
It’s Day 3, and today’s topic is something super relevant and, honestly, a bit controversial too. We’re diving into something that’s been shaking up industries, job markets, and everyday lives — Artificial Intelligence (AI). But the real question we’re tackling today is:
“Should AI replace us, or can we do much better by working with it?”
The AI Boom: A Few Years Ago to Now
A few years ago, something entered the market that created a huge buzz — and today, it’s almost impossible to avoid. Every company wants it, every job listing asks for it, and if you don’t know how to use it, some even say the IT industry isn’t for you.
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room — AI. From IT to business, AI has started building its empire everywhere. Everyone’s using it daily in some way or another — knowingly or unknowingly.
So, what is AI? 🤖
AI is simply a tool that makes our tasks easier.
That’s it. Nothing more. Nothing less.
It learns from our data, whether it's from apps, websites, or tools we interact with — and then it gives us useful outputs based on patterns. But at the end of the day, AI still needs humans to train it, feed it, and fine-tune it.
Think of AI as a child learning from its parents. Just like a child learns values and habits from parents, AI learns patterns and data from us.
Is AI Replacing Jobs?
A lot of people fear that AI will take away jobs. But here’s my take: No, it won’t.
Let’s be real — we train AI. It isn’t self-born or self-taught. If it starts doing tasks on its own without data, then maybe we should worry. But that’s not the case.
Take this example: If I ask ChatGPT to write an email, sure, it writes it. But I still have to modify, tweak, and finalize it. The final decision and creativity still come from a human.
So guess what?
AI doesn’t take away jobs; it changes the kind of jobs.
It makes repetitive work easier, saves time, and gives us space to focus on smarter, more creative, and impactful work.
Tools Are Not the Whole Picture
People often confuse tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Gamma, or Perplexity with AI itself. But these are just parts of AI — not the whole concept.
AI helps, but you need to understand how to use it. You can’t build an entire website just by prompting AI. It may help with UI design, maybe even some front-end code, but when it comes to integrating APIs, working with keys, functionality — you need to step in.
So yes, even if robots come into the picture,
Humans still matter.
AI just makes the job easier. It doesn’t do the whole job.
Final Thoughts
I hope today’s blog helped clear your thoughts about AI, its role in the industry, and why we shouldn’t fear it but learn to work with it.
Some of you may agree with me. Some may not — and that’s completely okay.
Stay connected, and you’ll eventually see where I’m coming from.
📞 Contact Me
Name: Kshitij Jain
Email: negokshitij@gmail.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kshitij-jain-370b8a329
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