Loved your summary, really appreciate your input.
I am CTO for just 1.5 years now and can relate to a lot of the points mentioned, although of course not on your level.
I still need to learn to cope with your second point about taking care of many things. It sometimes feels as if everything "technical" by any definition is handed to me by non-technical people.
Any suggestions on how to handle that? I (and I guess some others as well) Would really appreciate your advice!
Actually had that debate with a friend of mine who was tired of working as a full-stack web dev and found himself a new job in the field of machine learning after thinking of going back to uni for a phd. So everything is possible when you can code I guess!
Totally agree with @st1x7, you should be learning by doing at this point. There is enough material online to work with especially in the field of AI and machine learning and maybe you could also learn on the job like my friend.
I still need to learn to cope with your second point about taking care of many things. It sometimes feels as if everything "technical" by any definition is handed to me by non-technical people.
Any suggestions on how to handle that? I (and I guess some others as well) Would really appreciate your advice!