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Bill Gates, Jack Ma, 2 others advise students on what to study for high-paying jobs 3 minutes ago 11402 views by SAYED ADAM ADAMS There is a common fear that robots, with the gradual advancement in Artificial Intelligence (AI), are coming for human jobs. Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla was reported to have said that technology will take so much jobs from people that many will have to rely on a universal basic income to survive, CNBC reports. Jack Ma, the owner of Alibaba also said that the technology of automation will make the next few decades very painful whose survival rely on manual way of working. READ ALSO: We never expelled Akpabio - PDP opens up 39 minutes ago To be ready for the great change, professional and wealthy businessmen have come up with a list of courses to study to have a high chance of nailing that big and well-paying job in the future. Here is therefore the list: 1. Data analytics Ma said that AI will outperform human knowledge in the next 30 years as many jobs will be taken away. “The new wave is coming. Jobs will be taken away. Some people, who catch up [with] the wave, will be rich, will be more successful,” he said. 2. Science, engineering and economics Bill Gates, Microsoft co-founder said that someone who has a background in those three fields of study will be very successful irrespective of the change that will come with advancement in technology. He said those with the knowledge in those areas will be the agents of change. 3. Coding Mary Barra, the CEO of General Motors said that coding is a “core skill” that will increasingly become important in the future, adding that coding is very necessary in every industry. 4. Liberal arts Mark Cuba, the multi-companies investor who made his money investing in tech companies, said the liberal arts is the way. He said he would study philosophy as his major over accounting if he were to start college all over again. READ ALSO: NAIJ.com upgrades to Legit.ng: a letter from our Editor-in-Chief Bayo Olupohunda Cuba based on judgment on the simple logic that AI will only be able to replace jobs that require technical skill but not those that heavily rely on personal judgement. Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that the United States has the most billionaires in the world with 420 more people than China. In total, there are 705 billionaires in the US, 285 in China, 146 in Germany, 102 in Russia, and 97 in the UK. NAIJ.com (naija.ng) -> Legit.ng. We have upgraded to serve you better Meet hardworking mother and wife who works as a glass-technician in Abuja | Legit TV Read more: https://www.legit.ng/1239382-bill-gates-jack-ma-2-advise-students-study-high-paying-jobs.html?utm_source=onesignal&utm_medium=webpush

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There is a common fear that robots, with the gradual advancement in Artificial Intelligence (AI), are coming for human jobs. Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla was reported to have said that technology will take so much jobs from people that many will have to rely on a universal basic income to survive, CNBC reports. Jack Ma, the owner of Alibaba also said that the technology of automation will make the next few decades very painful whose survival rely on manual way of working.

To be ready for the great change, professional and wealthy businessmen have come up with a list of courses to study to have a high chance of nailing that big and well-paying job in the future. Here is therefore the list:
1. Data analytics Ma said that AI will outperform human knowledge in the next 30 years as many jobs will be taken away. “The new wave is coming. Jobs will be taken away. Some people, who catch up [with] the wave, will be rich, will be more successful,” he said.

2. Science, engineering and economics Bill Gates, Microsoft co-founder said that someone who has a background in those three fields of study will be very successful irrespective of the change that will come with advancement in technology. He said those with the knowledge in those areas will be the agents of change.

3. Coding Mary Barra, the CEO of General Motors said that coding is a “core skill” that will increasingly become important in the future, adding that coding is very necessary in every industry.

4. Liberal arts Mark Cuba, the multi-companies investor who made his money investing in tech companies, said the liberal arts is the way. He said he would study philosophy as his major over accounting if he were to start college all over again.

Cuba based on judgment on the simple logic that AI will only be able to replace jobs that require technical skill but not those that heavily rely on personal judgement. Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that the United States has the most billionaires in the world with 420 more people than China. In total, there are 705 billionaires in the US, 285 in China, 146 in Germany, 102 in Russia, and 97 in the UK. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/1239382-bill-gates-jack-ma-2-advise-students-study-high-paying-jobs.html?utm_source=onesignal&utm_medium=webpush[/quote]

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