The artificial intelligence revolution is here to stay and the debate about replacing professions continues. The creator of Microsoft and Windows, Bill Gates, has already given his opinion on the matter, choosing only three options that would remain despite the evolution of this technology.
In a few years, AI would be part of the work environment of many humans, becoming a tool to improve efficiency and speed.
The magnate’s statements have made a large number of people consider studying certain careers to prepare for the near future.
Bill Gates thinks that digital skills will be the key to not being replaced by AI
Many people are already thinking about what will happen to professions in a few years. when AI becomes increasingly intelligent and effective.
Bill Gates has given an answer to this mystery and the media team Jason Deegan has confirmed that the businessman believes that the work life of the future will focus on energy systems, biology and artificial intelligence.
In addition to that, he has commented that the idea is that humans do not have so many hours of work, but rather focus on the most important of complicated tasks. For example, to exercise greater creativity or reasoning.
Some of the professions that fall into the aforementioned areasare the following:
- Renewable Energy Engineer.
- Energy Efficiency Specialist.
- Technician in Smart Electrical Networks.
- Computational Biologist.
- Genetic Engineer.
- Biotechnology Specialist.
- AI and Machine Learning developer.
- Big Data Specialist.
- Robotics Engineer.
It seems that the majority are focused on the technology of the future that will be necessary to continue evolving as a society.
Bill Gates claims that those who master skills such as programming and digital literacy will have better job opportunities in 5 or 10 years. In fact, already in 2025 there are related jobs that have good salaries.
The education landscape could also be revolutionized with the advancement of artificial intelligence, so it is only a matter of time before that people begin to adapt to a new system led by said technology.