What Careers Will Be The Most Lucrative For Future Generations?

"There's no question that with the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, our kids will have a very different career landscape to navigate when they head out in the "real world." Unfortunately, many of the entry-level jobs we had or still have will be eliminated as AI continues to advance. So, what does that mean for our kids and their future career ambitions? One dad broke down a few buckets of careers that "will actually matter" in the future that we can nudge our kids into."

"According to Andrew Tiu, the real divide for future kids in the workforce won't be about effort or getting good grades, as we grew up thinking. It'll be between those who guide AI and those who are forced to compete against it. So, which careers will be on the "right side" of this new future? Healthcare professionals "We're talking doctors, nurses, specialists," Tiu says. "Artificial intelligence can help make a diagnosis, but it's not gonna be able to replace trust, ethics, and actual hands-on care. Healthcare will always need humans to make judgment calls where lives are at stake.""

"Skilled tradespeople AI cannot replace the work of electricians, HVAC professionals, or welders. "AI can automate software, but it can't wire a building or fix a grid or repair real-world systems," according to Tiu. "Skilled trades are facing massive shortages and rising pay, especially as infrastructure starts to modernize. These roles solve physical problems that AI can't touch." AI engineers and machine learning builders"

Rapid growth of artificial intelligence will reshape the career landscape by eliminating many entry-level jobs and changing how children must prepare for work. The primary future divide will be between people who guide or build AI and those who must compete against it. Durable career buckets include healthcare professionals providing trust, ethics, and hands-on care; skilled tradespeople who solve physical, real-world problems; and AI engineers and machine learning builders who design, train, and control systems. Healthcare roles demand human judgment where lives are at stake, trades face shortages and rising pay, and AI builders remain essential.

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