
In the previous year, NVIDIA Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang posited that coding could be becoming obsolete due to the surge of AI. In contrast, he proposed that fields such as biology, education, manufacturing, and farming could provide promising career paths for future generations. Similarly, Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman shared this viewpoint, suggesting:
1. Biology – Instead of coding, studying biology can open doors to exciting careers in fields like genetic engineering, bioinformatics, or biotechnology.
2. Education – A focus on education can lead to opportunities as a teacher, researcher, or educational policy-maker, helping shape the minds of future generations.
3. Manufacturing – Skills in manufacturing can lead to jobs in robotics, automation, and production management, shaping the way goods are made and distributed.
4. Farming – With advancements in agriculture technology, careers in farming can involve work in precision agriculture, agroinformatics, or sustainable farming practices.