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What are some jobs of the future that may not even fully exist yet?

I'm wondering if there are any jobs that could become hugely relevant that we don't fully know about yet, like how tech work became popular.

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Thank you comment icon By definition, if we don't know about them yet, we can't say what they are. ;-) But they are surely out there. Fred Rosenberger
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Ankur’s Answer

It is hard to predict what jobs will become the jobs of the future but one thing is certain that the "gig work" is likely to become even more universal i.e. folks doing part time work, own work or multiple jobs. Life will be more rewarding and an individual more in control perhaps :)
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Gregory’s Answer

Considering the last week or soo (early Dec 2022) - an AI Interfacing Expert. Knowing how to ask the right questions to get the best output when asking an AI for things.
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Mishka’s Answer

It's not always certain as to where opportunities various career options will be - however I think the two most promising areas are definitely tech and sustainability. Considering the impact of climate change, we can already see a huge shift to sustainability in all fields.
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Matthew’s Answer

I would say there will be a lot of Technology jobs still to come. I see VR (Virtual Reality) becoming a platform with a potential for growth.
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Roel’s Answer

Artificial Intelligence is an exciting field that's quickly gaining acceptance everywhere. It's making its way into schools and workplaces, becoming a common part of our lives. By getting to know this powerful tool, or even becoming an expert in it, you're setting yourself up for growth and success. So why not dive in? The world of AI is waiting for you!
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Ahmed’s Answer

Thanks to the Department of Defense, modern computers existed for a long time -- what made Steve Jobs and Bill Gates wealthy was putting personal computers in every home. Look at what is expensive and niche today, and find a way to bring it to the masses.
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Martina’s Answer

AI will probably change jobs a great deal. As it becomes more advanced and versatile, ML jobs might change. Since it will make fraud easier, as a result I predict cybersec and fraud jobs will change and create opportunities for more advance or new positions.
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Kannagi’s Answer

I think that technology still has a long way to go. So there may be some tech driven jobs, like handling various AI systems might become a regular or more common job. One field that we definitely need to focus on is sustainability. We need to find a greener way of living. So there might be jobs related to actively finding greener ways to live.
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Will’s Answer

Like a few CareerVillagers mentioned above, as AI continues to become more prevalent in the 21st century, there could be more need for people to ensure the algorithms are built and used ethically. Call it AI or ML Ethicist if you will.

Besides, with ESG getting more traction, it's possible to have opportunities to help businesses transit to renewable energies.
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Anish’s Answer

There isn't a single right answer to this, but generally businesses and industries (and by extension, jobs) come from solving existing problems or needs. So if you have a view on what some of the big issues in the world are that people are trying to solve this could provide a clue as to where jobs might emerge (e.g., sustainability). Good luck!
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