Jobs in healthcare, not tech, are more future-proof, says survey


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PARENTS of today’s kindergarteners should think about prodding them towards a career in the medical field.

Those are the findings of the latest Bloomberg’s MLIV Pulse survey with 678 respondents. Nearly 40% said that children currently in elementary school will be best off with a job in healthcare if they want to avoid being displaced by artificial intelligence (AI).

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