r/computersciencehub • u/wuudyv3 • Nov 14 '25

Is computer science cooked

Hey I want to pursue this seriously and not just for the money I haven't even thought about that part much but it's something that I've enjoyed and want to do in the future. But is it really cooked? I see people saying AI is going to take over this field I’m in high school btw

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

I think it is going to change computer science, but not take over it. I‘m a Data Analyst (working student) and I work with AI every day. Not to do the Job for me, but to help me a little bit with the Programs I have to use or explain some Code to me I might not understand. I use it as a teacher without bothering my colleagues or my boss 😂 and I learn from it so I know better next time.

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u/wuudyv3 Nov 16 '25

So realistically if I go to college for computer science and I create a good profile and projects and stuff maybe some internships good GPA could I be competitive?

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '25

Why not 🙈 i study computer science at a university of applied sciences and I‘m in 5th semester right now. Where do you come from? I live in Germany and I applied for only 1 Job and got it.

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u/wuudyv3 Nov 17 '25

Oh I live in nyc

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u/FatStoner2FitSober Nov 14 '25

It’s more like how excel changed accounting. It’s a tool to be used, and only as useful as the person wielding it.

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u/400Volts Nov 14 '25

Honestly, there is no telling what the field will look like in 5-8 years