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When people say “learn how to use AI” or “AI won’t take your job, but someone using AI will,” I don’t fully understand what they mean. How exactly do you learn to use AI? Is it just about learning English or expressing ideas clearly? Most modern LLMs can already understand context even when your grammar is broken. If we are talking about prompt engineering, then doesn’t that mainly require deep understanding of your own field or expertise? For example, a good frontend developer will still be very effective with AI because they already know what to expect, what looks correct, and what needs to be changed. Someone who is skilled in law can also use AI effectively because they can judge whether the output is accurate or useful. In my opinion, the real advantage is not just “knowing AI,” but having strong knowledge in your own domain. That expertise is what allows AI to actually boost your productivity and performance. @codeitlab 1.1K·May 28 The Ethiopian tech community is growing very fast, and it’s becoming more mature. Compared to many other industries, software and related tech fields are much easier to enter. A beginner only needs a laptop and internet access, and there are resources everywhere countless local channels, communities, and content creators. That’s really encouraging and appreciated. It feels like a golden age for tech in 🇪🇹. There are also many developers and individuals succeeding in the local market, doing remote work, and living decent lives, even though many of them don’t create content or even have active LinkedIn accounts. Overall, it’s exciting to see. But these days, I’ve started noticing a gap when it comes to entrepreneurship. Things may look shiny on the surface, and there’s a lot of unconfirmed information going around, but I heard that more than 30,000 “Software Development” licenses were issued in 2018 E.C. Because of this, the government even introduced a special certification process through the Ministry of Innovation to establish new tech companies. So you need this certification to form a comany https://www.eservices.gov.et/en/services/1381-1063-1428/instruction The reality is that most of the problems you face on this path cannot be solved through internet searches, ChatGPT, or asking questions in Telegram groups. I’m not even talking about the bureaucracy of getting a license — that’s actually the easiest part. At that stage, you mainly rely on your circle, and sadly, it’s hard to find experienced people you can openly ask for guidance. The big players have already figured things out through years of experience, but it’s not easy to gather that knowledge yourself. Either they don’t want to share, or they are afraid to share. When you combine this with the uncertainty and instability of the country, it can easily push you into a very difficult corner. I wrote this after observing several tech companies that were created a few years ago and eventually failed. So beyond all the hype, and before starting the entrepreneurship journey, think carefully about these realities and prepare yourself for them. @codeitlab 770·May 28

Attending Ethiopian Association of Startup Ecosystem https://www.linkedin.com/company/ease251/ 732·May 25 The 5 Ingredient Rules Ingredient 1- Find Your Goal. Ingredient 2- Know How Far You Are. Ingredient 3- Draw A Roadmap. Ingredient 4- If You Don't Know How, Learn. Ingredient 5- When You Think You've Made It, You Probably Have to Work Harder. Source: A Million Miles Away (2023) @codeitlab 751·May 23

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