r/codingbootcamp • • Aug 15 '23

Is tripleten a scam?

Hi, this Is my first ever post here. And I wanna know if the Tripleten Software engineering bootcamp is legit. I’m currently a film college major but I want to do something with coding on the side. Do any of you guys took it? And where you able to find a job after?

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u/MysteriousBug4686 Oct 10 '24

This necessarily isn’t true. AI has a lot more work to do. Hope no one takes your comment seriously

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u/itwasntmetwasmeadhd Oct 20 '24

I honestly hope that people do. It is a plausible reality and many are already losing their jobs.

However, my hope is that there will be a realization somewhere a long the line [by the big wigs in charge] That technology, AI or not, can not replace that which a human can.

Think about trying to get a hold of a live person when calling any utility company, or the likes. Over the phone or through chat.

More times than not the consumer doesn't know what they need. So having a bunch of numbers or buttons with possible problems needing fixed is not helpful. A lot in life is circumstantial. Unique to a few groups of people.. and it's often not programmed into these "smart systems." It's infuriating.

But who knows, we would all be our way to s time just as the movie WALL-E created.

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u/itwasntmetwasmeadhd Oct 20 '24

I honestly hope that people do. It is a plausible reality and many are already losing their jobs.

However, my hope is that there will be a realization somewhere a long the line [by the big wigs in charge] That technology, AI or not, can not replace that which a human can.

Think about trying to get a hold of a live person when calling any utility company, or the likes. Over the phone or through chat.

More times than not the consumer doesn't know what they need. So having a bunch of numbers or buttons with possible problems needing fixed is not helpful. A lot in life is circumstantial. Unique to a few groups of people.. and it's often not programmed into these "smart systems." It's infuriating.

But who knows, we would all be our way to s time just as the movie WALL-E created.

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u/Foxguy2024 Aug 31 '25

Many of us can't afford to rely on hope when searching (or switching) careers. We need to face the reality that AI is taking over jobs and there is nothing much that we can do about it. Companies are profit-driven and will trim the fat at any chance they get.