What is the most important stem today?

CS. Engineers will be replaced by software.

Women's Studies

>>7787294
this

>>7787303
kek

>>7787294
>>7787314

CS will be replaced by software. That's what the singularity is.

Hardware limitations >> software

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>>7787303
other stem is slowly being converted into women's studies anyway. pic related, fuck this shit

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>>7787372

>400 level class

compsci/math imo

and no i'm not a computer scientist

>>7787289
Medicine, Engineering or Chemistry.

>>7787289
Most important today? Depends on your definition doesn't it? If by important you mean market demand, market value then I would say it's probably CS, mainly because of Big Data and IoT(Muh algorithms). Big Data has the potential to influence everything, from medicine, chemistry, engineering, to psychology, sociology, etc., if only we have good algorithms.

The other kind of important is subjective. I still like math the most and think It most important to me.

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>>7787294

CS majors will be replaced by engineers and math majors.

>>7788325
There is no replacing the codemonkey

>>7787289
>most important stem
4u it's the brainstem
obviously

>>7788325

Yes there is, they are already working on that. Using paid codemonkeys to automate coding in some and given time, maybe all situations. Corporations don't want to pay for you if they can get an ATM to do it for them.

Can't have dirty meat-bags with their vacation needs, sick days, families, etc, holding us back from making the big bucks. Plus, all those unsightly mistakes.

Automation will end up covering transportation, and pretty much all the blue collar areas, on up to many white collar professions and even some of the creative industries. Even law and medicine are facing massive automation overhauls. General practice doctors will even be replaced with fancy kiosk that contains a learning computer that aggregates information from medical journals, records and other sources to provide services that may exceed the flesh and blood counterparts.

Where there is the will to make money, there will eventually be a way. STEM jobs are replaceable. It is only a matter of time. The question is, however, when automation gets to that level, where does it leave humanity?

>>7787289
1. Data Science.
2. Statistics
3. CS
4. Mathematics

These areas becoming more employable nowadays.

Probably would be best major in CS and Maths with a minor in stats or data. Maths majors are also starting to take over the finance, business, and corporate world in drones.