Artificial intelligence (AI) is taking over simpler tasks such as writing code and reviewing it. Universities are adapting their teaching methods to help students keep up with new technologies.
Kaspar Korjus states that AI can perform simple tasks with clear instructions. For example, AI can write a computer program and check if it works. It's more challenging to use AI where results are difficult to evaluate.
Korjus says that AI cannot perform tasks without clear guidelines. For instance, management tasks require decision-making, which AI cannot do.
Students should learn communication and understanding others. These skills will help them in future jobs.
Pactum AI uses AI to increase work efficiency. Their company has fewer employees, but revenue has grown.
Ago Luberg says AI does part of developers' work, such as writing code. The developer's role is shifting—more time is spent on analysis and thinking.
Luberg believes AI will only replace humans in some tasks. Generally, AI speeds up work processes.
He warns that people are being replaced by AI too hastily. In the future, AI usage may become more expensive.
Universities are adjusting education to train people capable of working with AI. Analyzing and managing AI is crucial.
Jaak Vilo says the University of Tartu is changing its curriculum to teach skills AI cannot replace. He believes humans will remain essential.
Vilo states that AI is changing jobs in many fields, such as mathematics and marketing, where AI is widely used.
He says this is an exciting time in IT. Things are changing rapidly, and there's much to learn.
Urve Mets notes that the number of jobs in IT has remained stable in recent years. Simple coding may not be in demand, but creating information systems is essential.
Carl Rannaberg and Ott Ilves founded the company Display in 2026, which uses AI. They believe AI will transform the software market.
Ilves says small companies can now create software that was previously developed by large firms. AI makes their work faster and cheaper.
New companies are using different pricing models, such as fixed fees instead of charging per user.
Ilves believes AI creates new opportunities and challenges. Small businesses can solve old problems and create new business models.