What's the biggest career problem AI still hasn't solved?

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Summary

A discussion on how AI has not yet solved fundamental career problems like identifying skill gaps or understanding rejection reasons, despite advances in other areas.

I've been thinking about how weird the career space has become. We have AI that can generate code, write essays, and summarize research, yet millions of people are still navigating their careers with a combination of guesswork, job boards, random LinkedIn advice, and YouTube videos. Most people don't actually know: What skills they're missing Whether they're truly ready for a role Why they keep getting rejected What they should focus on next It feels like we've optimized everything except helping people make better career decisions. Curious what this community thinks about what's one career problem you wish AI would solve that current tools still get wrong?
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