Group 1 - The discussion focuses on the changes and new opportunities in the AI sector as observed by an entrepreneur and investor in Silicon Valley [1] - Key topics include the future of programmers and which levels will be replaced first in the AI era [1] - The necessity of systematic computer science education in the context of rapidly lowering programming barriers is questioned [1] Group 2 - The concept of a future hybrid "builder" role is introduced, highlighting the cross-disciplinary skills required [1] - Soft skills that will serve as a core competitive advantage for humans relative to AI are identified [1] - The potential evolution of wealth disparity and Universal Basic Income (UBI) in response to productivity gains from AI is discussed [1] Group 3 - Future education should prioritize developing skills that differ from traditional rote learning [1] - The importance of personal branding in an era of highly standardized AI outputs is emphasized [1]