#engineering education

Is AI making traditional engineering skills obsolete for junior hires?

Is AI making traditional engineering degrees obsolete already?

Engineers don’t need universities anymore — online courses and experience are better.

Are old-school machinists better engineers than fresh graduates with 3D printers?

Do engineering graduates really know how to work in a factory？

Are modern engineers actually over-reliant on AI simulations, losing the real-world intuition that built everything around us?

What's your take on universities becoming obsolete for tech and engineering roles?

Should engineering schools stop teaching traditional manufacturing methods and focus entirely on AI and 3D printing?