Yeah, learning AI is important, but it depends on your field. If you're in a trade or skill AI can't easily replace, like plumbing, electrical work, nursing, welding, or high-level creative direction, you're always going to be in demand. But if you're in areas where AI is already creeping in, like coding, graphic design, customer support, marketing, or data entry, then the key isn't competing with it, it's making yourself valuable around it. AI is decent, but it still needs human direction, context, and subject-matter know-how. It's yet to be seen if that may or may not always be the case moving forward but it is right now.