WSJ columnist says: Study anthropology to succeed in an AI world
A computer-science degree is no longer a βgolden ticket,β says a WSJ columnist, who recommends getting good at the things machines do poorly.
A computer-science degree is no longer a βgolden ticket,β says a WSJ columnist, who recommends getting good at the things machines do poorly.
WSJ describes college students and workers facing a rapidly changing workplace that requires new skills. Its columnist recommends studying anthropology as a way to succeed in an AI world, arguing for developing strengths in areas where machines are weak.
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A computer-science degree is no longer a βgolden ticket,β says a WSJ columnist, who recommends getting good at the things machines do poorly.
WSJ describes college students and workers facing a rapidly changing workplace that requires new skills. Its columnist recommends studying anthropology as a way to succeed in an AI world, arguing for developing strengths in areas where machines are weak.
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