If AI continues - in terms of job losses - which higher education qualifications will still be worth taking?

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The author expresses concern that AI will render many industries obsolete and asks which higher education qualifications will still be valuable, mentioning personal interests in fitness, interior design, and dietetics.

Every avenue I find myself going down leads to “humans are no longer necessary for this industry” (or soon won’t be). Of course there are still a lot of things we can do, but my question is, what? For context I’m in my 30s, previously studied psychology just so I could have the university experience. In short, I wasn’t motivated to learn at all. I want to try again but just not sure where to start. My biggest interests are in the fitness industry / interior designs / dietitian. None of these seem to have longevity anymore, so was wondering what people thought still had staying power. God help me if it’s just sales, I did it but boy does sales suck (no offense to any salesman).
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