While AI could automate up to 30% of work hours by 2030, it's also expected to create 97 million new jobs by 2025. 

Discover the tech skills that are becoming more valuable in the age of AI, not less! In this video, I break down research from MIT Technology Review, Stanford's Human-Centered AI, and industry leaders to reveal which tech skills will thrive alongside AI automation.

Learn about the five most future-proof tech skills:
Systems Architecture and Integration
AI Orchestration and Prompt Engineering
Machine Learning Infrastructure Design
Data Ethics and Governance Architecture
Human-AI Collaboration Design

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction: AI and Job Creation
00:11 Contradicting Headlines: AI's Real Impact
00:32 Valuable Tech Skills in the Age of AI
00:47 AI's Job Creation Potential
01:04 The AI Skills Gap: MIT's Findings
01:40 Systems Architecture and Integration
02:22 Courses for Systems Architecture
02:59 AI Orchestration and Prompt Engineering
03:36 Courses for Prompt Engineering
04:07 Machine Learning Infrastructure Design
04:41 Courses for ML Infrastructure
05:12 Data Ethics and Governance Architecture
05:59 Courses for Data Ethics
06:29 Human AI Collaboration Design
07:59 Conclusion: Full Stack Thinking


These aren't just theoretical concepts - I break down real-world applications and recommend specific courses to help you upskill in each area. The future isn't about competing with AI; it's about knowing how to make AI work better for humans.

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Tiff In Tech

Despite the widespread belief that AI is replacing tech jobs, research shows that AI is actually creating new opportunities and making certain tech skills more valuable. Key future-proof skills include systems architecture and integration, AI orchestration and prompt engineering, machine learning infrastructure design, data ethics and governance, and human-AI collaboration design. Courses from platforms like Coursera, Udemy, EdX, and Stanford are recommended for upskilling in these areas. Mastering these skills involves understanding the interplay between technology, human needs, and societal implications.

Tech Skills That Will Survive AI Automation

<p>I think all human skills are better than AI skills. Even repetitive jobs humans do better.</p>
