what "degrees" will be useful and most safe from automation/singularity?

[mosa]

don't forget that people said that creative work would be the last to be replaced or will never be replaced. just lol. they're on track to be the first to go with midjourney, other AI art software that can already draw complicated, more beautiful, more pristine works of art than human counterparts.

comp sci/software engineering, we're already seeing massive layoffs. NVIDIA CEO discouraging kids to even learn it, saying that there will be no need for it in the future and ought to/rather specialize in fields like chemistry and biology. and why tf would anyone hire today's generation of comp sci students when much of them are cheating through their CS degree

physical labor?

Spoiler

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQAB58WoNRk

perhaps plumbers and electricians will be safe for the time-being, but it's only a matter of time...

there is no innovation that has ever had the same potential of reach and calamity like AI. It will touch everything, every industry, fundamentally change our relationship to work. How we learn. How we communicate. Agriculture. International warfare and treaties. Privacy. Psychology. Physiology. 

UBI will be inevitable in developed countries.

[mosa]

[mosa]

fml i dont even know what direction in life I need to move

and it's only the beginning folks

unbelievable that normies are just treading through life oblivious to what lies ahead

[Mr Looks]

Mogwarts™ degree >>

[applefeed]

fml i dont even know what direction in life I need to move

and it's only the beginning folks

unbelievable that normies are just treading through life oblivious to what lies ahead

yeah imagine studying something like animation nowadays but lots of people still are

[Altruist]

Gigachad courses

[Mindful_gymcel]

DoorDash driver

[Honest]

DoorDash driver

[applefeed]

[mosa]

yeah imagine studying something like animation nowadays but lots of people still are

yup but it's the entirety of degrees that are losing credibility and losing value in the marketplace. maybe aside from natural sciences/engineering and med/law school pathway degrees for the time-being

we're already seeing the shift with gen Z becoming the toolbelt generation + lots of speculation surrounding today's college students being the final generation(s) to graduate with degrees that will remain relevant/useful by the time they receive them.

[Mr Looks]

Niggers will scrap these mfers

[prince of shitskins]

ubi is just as likely as wages plummeting to the point people work all day in hazardous conditions for a cup of rice. that's what goes on in the 3rd world, and as the old adage goes "import the 3rd world, become the 3rd world" the housing/pension ponzi scheme cant sustain itself without mass immigration. what would happen is peoples houses would devalue slightly, and they might have to means test pensions. that would be disastrous, so instead we're just going to plunge ourselves into the 3rd world because both sides of the political spectrum are retarded and self interested

ubi? lmao. never happening

[slop slinger]

humanities and arts degrees

we also need to go back to medieval modes of testing

purely oral exams, as it was done in the middle ages at University of Cambridge

[slop slinger]

also, we need to do away with the idea that university degrees were ever meant to be useful in the first place

they were first and foremost elitist institutions for spiritual enlightenment. And it should be kept that way. Let's drop the pretention the degrees they proffer can or should be of any economic value. Just learn your money making activities at home.

[MVP]

lol at getting degrees

doesnt get much lower iq than that