@TxRxSx3x Yes, if you’re just beginning your career after your degree. But if you already have work experience in finance and tax, then it’s not recommended to learn coding to switch industries. Maybe you can learn vibe coding for your own interest.
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For those who don’t get it yet, this update means that:
• Your entire job just moved into your pocket overnight.
• AI can now open, edit, and send work across your tools without you leaving the chat.
• Figma, Canva, and Slack dashboards can now be controlled from one prompt.
• Your workspace is no longer your laptop. It’s now your phone.
• Remote work just became truly location independent.
• Context-switching is dying, as one AI can now control all your tools.
Which also means that:
• This is paid. If you can’t afford it, you’re already behind.
• Better devices + better internet = unfair advantage.
• Over-reliance is coming, and people will forget how to actually use their tools.
• You’ll still need your laptop for anything serious.
• Mobile is still mobile, hence complex work will feel cramped and frustrating.
• Most companies are NOT ready for this level of access.
• One wrong prompt = potential data exposure.
• You’re now piping sensitive company data through AI on your personal phone.
• You’ll be waving goodbye to your work life boundaries.
• Burnout just got a mobile app.
Hope this helps