
The Future Skill: Focus in the Age of AI
20.04.2025As AI tools become increasingly prevalent in computer science, the ability to focus and deeply understand problems may become the most crucial skill for engineers.
As AI tools become increasingly prevalent in computer science, the ability to focus and deeply understand problems may become the most crucial skill for engineers.
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