We read your mail on AI-proof jobs and how to fix crime labs

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  NPR. This is The Indicator from Planet Money.

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  I'm Darian Woods.

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  And I'm Waylon Wong.

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  You know, Waylon, they say don't read the comments, but...

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  And to get a list is actually leave us with some pretty thoughtful ones.

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  They do.

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  We get a lot of emails and actually we pipe those emails into a special Slack channel where we leave like a light bulb emoji for the ones that make us go,

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  aha.

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  Yes.

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  And if they point out that we.

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  I don't know, pronounced a local town wrong.

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  That gets a grievous emotion.

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  No, but that never happens, Darian.

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  How dare you?

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  Yeah.

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  But today on the show, we sift through the listener mailbox to learn from you, our audience members.

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  We'll hear why older software engineers may have more job security against AI and from a forensic consultant on one idea of how to improve credentialing for crime labs.

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  Crime labs?

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  Well, I'm listening.

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  We dust for fingerprints after the break.

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