The rise of artificial intelligence has sparked renewed concerns about the future of engineering jobs, as discussed by educator Khan Sir in a podcast with Raj Shamani. He highlighted that fears of job loss are not new, referencing similar anxieties during the introduction of computers in India in 1985. Khan Sir reassured listeners that while AI may disrupt certain engineering roles, it will also create new opportunities, much like past technological advancements. He emphasized that professionals will need to learn to work alongside AI systems, rather than be replaced by them. Although the current job market may feel unstable due to layoffs in the tech sector, Khan Sir believes that new roles will emerge, particularly in AI development. He encouraged students to adapt to these changes and prepare for a future where engineering remains relevant but evolves in response to technological advancements. Ultimately, he conveyed that engineering is not becoming obsolete; it is simply shifting in focus.