The challenge is what skills does one acquire. Entire industries can be obliterated in a manner of a decade.
What is going to be around in 10-20 years that one should focus upon? That is a tough question.
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I imagine skills for the sake of generating an income are just about obsolete in regard to the masses.
If humanity is entering its retirement phase won't we all just be sitting around playing pinochle?
Considering other discussions we've had, based on ideas you've floated, it seems people without a useful skill set will likely end up being data generators to feed the soon to be all knowing AI warlord that unites all the blockchains under one coin.
When organizations like habitat for humanity and others realize the power of this tech there will be entire communities of seriously dedicated people springing up all over & coming together to ensure everyone has a full stomach and a warm, dry, safe place to sleep.
Basically, think of all the greatest humanitarian efforts from history coming together VOLTRON STYLE and throwing down a BLAZING SWORD grade ass kickin' to poverty and hunger.
Yes, this is true.
Of course, that would be the case.
In my programming class, we call this data science. It is where the crowd is flocking to you recently. We want to bring the AI into full swing, and we are trying everything humanly possible
Oops, I just said that, and you have confirmed it. Everyone will definitely want to be a part of this. In short, there are already beginning to prepare in anticipation
Hahaha.....very funny but worth picturing