> You learned Java. AI is now writing entire operating systems. You studied marketing fundamentals. AI is predicting consumer behavior before consumers know what they want. You memorized case law. AI is finding legal precedents your professors never heard of.
> ... Enough doom and gloom. Here's your action plan:
Putting my deconstructionist hat on, this is entirely self-contradicting. For all we know, in a decade, the most important skill might be the ability to clearly mentally imagine "the change you wish to see in the world", and your neural implant will do the rest. If anything, their premises could lead to a strong argument that the best course of action is a well-rounded Liberal Arts degree.
> You learned Java. AI is now writing entire operating systems. You studied marketing fundamentals. AI is predicting consumer behavior before consumers know what they want. You memorized case law. AI is finding legal precedents your professors never heard of.
> ... Enough doom and gloom. Here's your action plan:
Putting my deconstructionist hat on, this is entirely self-contradicting. For all we know, in a decade, the most important skill might be the ability to clearly mentally imagine "the change you wish to see in the world", and your neural implant will do the rest. If anything, their premises could lead to a strong argument that the best course of action is a well-rounded Liberal Arts degree.