Luiza Jarovsky: with AI making careers unpredictable, 'do what you love' is the best advice left
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-10-16
AI policy researcher Luiza Jarovsky notes that while her kids are still young, she can imagine parents' angst advising teenagers on skills and careers, as job security becomes extremely hard to predict in the AI era. Her takeaway: the best advice may still be the old "do what you love." A short reflection on AI's disruption of career planning.
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