Young people entering college face a dilemma: At a time when artificial intelligence is poised to disrupt much of the workforce, how do they ensure what they learn won't soon be rendered obsolete?
Vinod Khosla, a billionaire Silicon Valley investor who was one of the first to back OpenAI, the buzzy startup behind ChatGPT, says he hears this question a lot from those entering college. And at the WSJ Live Tech conference on Tuesday, he offered the same piece of advice: "Get as broad an education as possible because you don’t know what will be relevant."
