During a recent family gathering in Udupi, Vasant Shetty, a CEO from Bengaluru, noted a concerning trend in career advice given to students. He observed that many families were focused on traditional paths, such as computer science, for their children, despite a lack of understanding of the current job market shaped by artificial intelligence and technological advancements. Shetty highlighted a specific instance where a distant cousin's son, unsure of his interests and scoring only 55%, was still pushed towards a computer science seat, reflecting a broader issue of outdated perceptions of success. He pointed out that families, especially in smaller towns, often rely on limited sources of information, leading to decisions that may not align with the evolving workforce. Shetty emphasized the importance of bridging this knowledge gap and called for conversations that simplify and localize discussions around technology and career options, urging for better resources to help families navigate these changes.