When Yasmin Avalo began her bachelor's degree in programming at Oslo Met in the autumn of 2023, students were met with promises of a secure path to the labor market. At that time, the program was considered a "golden" degree that guaranteed a quick route to permanent jobs. However, the situation has changed drastically during the three years she has been studying. Technological development, particularly the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), has created uncertainty about the future labor market for programmers. Avalo has experienced that the value of a bachelor's degree in programming has changed significantly from the first to the third year. This development raises critical questions about whether artificial intelligence will continue to transform the sector and potentially render traditional programming roles in society obsolete in the future.