In your opinion, what're going to be the most important

By the year 2100, the most important STEM job will be masters in Repair and Maintenance of our AI Overlords

>>9095891
What about in the not-too-distant future?

Pure Mathematics

>>9095898
What about biology and certainly genetics with CRISPR?

>>9095878
9 robotics, even low entry labs jobs wil be automatic.
8 nanotechnology new era material boosting robotics.
7 new biotechnology.
10 math and physics, new tech standing on the shoulder of giants.

>>9095912
I think this is quite true, yes.

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medecine is rising fucking fast.

crispr is getting really serious

computer science and infornatics is rising super fast ans it's at its glory years.

bio informatics.

the #1 field for this future generation

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>>9095957
sorry for the retarded typing. I swear I'm not a pajeet

>>9095957
We're certainly in an exciting time.
A boom in biology and cybernetics applications.
We'll be seeing a lot of things we've never seen before, even in the public sphere, I suspect.

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Computer Science, of course. You will be like a 2nd class citizen in the future if you don't have a solid understanding in CS. Probably not a good career option, though.

>>9095969
Agreed, certainly with insight into cybersecurity and cryptography.

>>9095957
this is the only true answer

>>9096007
It might be true.
But is it fact?