'Techies' Income in the AI Era – Builders Walk

​# Techies' Income in the AI Era – Builders Walk 🌿💻

​Let's be honest — AI is eating software jobs for breakfast, and nobody's talking about it while touching grass. Until now. Lace up your sneakers, because we're taking this very necessary conversation into the trees at Karura Forest, where the WiFi is non-existent but the ideas hit different.

​Emmanuel Maina is leading a casual walk-and-talk for builders, developers, and anyone who has ever stared at a screen wondering whether their skills will still pay the bills in three years. We'll be dodging tree roots and tackling the big questions: How do techies actually make money in a world where AI can write code, design systems, and probably debug your emotions? What's the play? What's the pivot? What are people *actually* building that's working?

​Think of it as a moving brainstorm — part strategy session, part therapy, part Sunday stroll (on a Tuesday, technically). The format is intentionally relaxed. No slides, no pitch decks, no corporate jargon. Just real talk between people who build things and want to keep building things without going broke.

​Karura Forest is the perfect backdrop for a "burn it down and start fresh" kind of conversation — metaphorically, of course. Please don't burn the forest. The monkeys live there.

​Bring water, your most pressing questions, and at least one half-baked idea you've been sitting on. The forest doesn't judge. Neither do we.