Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Plumbing
Electrician
Hvac
Food production
Painting
Auto Mechanic/body work
Restaurant work

The 90 percent of jobs that are bs generators are toast. Most aren’t even necessary now. My job is a bs generator so I’m not trying to be critical.

For careers requiring a college degree - teachers, and health care occupations.

Health care will definitely be impacted, with certain areas more impacted than others. The market for radiologists will shrink with just one or two human radiologists at a hospital merely either confirming or rejecting the diagnoses that the AI makes. In fact, most diagnostic medicine will just need fewer of those doctors and nurses because of the leverage provided by AI.

Would think just like blue-collar jobs...any medical job that requires hands-on work on a patient (surgeons, dentists, etc.) will still be needed...although clearly more robotic surgery is happening. There was an article of how a noted surgeon thousands of miles away did remote, robotic surgery on a patient in a rural location...in this instance, it is not taking the job away from anyone and it was highly technical emergency surgery (i.e., either the patient accepted the robotic surgery or died since there was no time to transport them to a place with a certified doctor).

Economics, History, Philosophy

Being able to zoom out and understand the bigger picture will be crucial

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Plumbing
Electrician
Hvac
Food production
Painting
Auto Mechanic/body work
Restaurant work

The 90 percent of jobs that are bs generators are toast. Most aren’t even necessary now. My job is a bs generator so I’m not trying to be critical.

For careers requiring a college degree - teachers, and health care occupations.

+1 and nursing .. anything to do with taking care of elderly people. And also therapists - physical, speech, mental health.

We need a lot of therapists as everyone will be stressed out that their jobs are replaced

we need a lot of therapists even now, more so in the future.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anything liberals arts!

Only if you are hired by the ai company, this is what ai is replacing in every life

not gonna happen "just around the corner".

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Plumbing
Electrician
Hvac
Food production
Painting
Auto Mechanic/body work
Restaurant work

The 90 percent of jobs that are bs generators are toast. Most aren’t even necessary now. My job is a bs generator so I’m not trying to be critical.

For careers requiring a college degree - teachers, and health care occupations.

+1 and nursing .. anything to do with taking care of elderly people. And also therapists - physical, speech, mental health.

We need a lot of therapists as everyone will be stressed out that their jobs are replaced

Anonymous wrote:Anything liberals arts!

Only if you are hired by the ai company, this is what ai is replacing in every life

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Plumbing
Electrician
Hvac
Food production
Painting
Auto Mechanic/body work
Restaurant work

The 90 percent of jobs that are bs generators are toast. Most aren’t even necessary now. My job is a bs generator so I’m not trying to be critical.

For careers requiring a college degree - teachers, and health care occupations.

Teachers are totally replaceable by AI. If anything, grading would be fairer.

Healthcare—not replaceable by AI in the near term.

CS

They would understand AI revolution the best.

Veterinary medicine - specifically with regard to the food industry

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Plumbing
Electrician
Hvac
Food production
Painting
Auto Mechanic/body work
Restaurant work

The 90 percent of jobs that are bs generators are toast. Most aren’t even necessary now. My job is a bs generator so I’m not trying to be critical.

For careers requiring a college degree - teachers, and health care occupations.

+1 and nursing .. anything to do with taking care of elderly people. And also therapists - physical, speech, mental health.

Anonymous wrote:Computer science with a focus on AI and machine learning, which also means studying the calculus, linear algebra and statistics & probability required.

It's as if I wrote this answer myself.

Anonymous wrote:ethics paired with a CS or business degree (ethics is usually housed in the philosophy dept)

When I was a CS major way back, I had to take a philosophy class as part of the curriculum.

I also have BBA.

Both have served me very well. This was decades ago.

Obviously the best is CS with AI concentration.

Duh

Arts. Services.

Anonymous wrote:Plumbing
Electrician
Hvac
Food production
Painting
Auto Mechanic/body work
Restaurant work

The 90 percent of jobs that are bs generators are toast. Most aren’t even necessary now. My job is a bs generator so I’m not trying to be critical.

For careers requiring a college degree - teachers, and health care occupations.