What to learn today to avoid being replaced by AI tomorrow?

At 10:30 this morning, May 20, Thanh Nien Newspaper held an online consultation program on Choosing a major for the future: Language & AI - What to study today to avoid being replaced tomorrow?

The program is online at: thanhnien.vn , Facebook Fanpage, YouTube channel, Tik Tok Thanh Nien Newspaper.

This is a topic that many candidates and parents are interested in because recently, there has been a lot of information about future jobs that are at risk of being replaced by AI - artificial intelligence, such as translators, teachers, secretaries...

However, many experts believe that students should not worry and care about what to study to avoid being replaced, but what should be more concerned is how to study to avoid being replaced.

What to learn today to avoid being replaced by AI in the future is a matter of concern for learners.

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The consulting program will provide parents and candidates with information about human resource needs, training programs, tuition fees, scholarships... of language and culture majors of various countries, and artificial intelligence majors currently being trained at university level.

Especially the important skills and knowledge that learners need to have to survive in the labor market that is constantly changing due to the development of technology.

Guest speakers include:

• Master Chung Quoc Phong , Head of Admissions Department, Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Languages ​​and Information Technology
• Master Nguyen Thi Hong Lien , lecturer at the Faculty of Foreign Languages, Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Languages ​​and Information Technology
• Master Thanh Tu , lecturer of Information Technology Faculty, University of Foreign Languages ​​and Information Technology, Ho Chi Minh City

In the context that AI can write poetry, compose music, draw pictures, compose documents, and even become a friend of humans by knowing how to joke, listen, and chat... are there any areas that AI cannot enter?

Jobs related to languages, pedagogy, administration... are expected to be replaced by AI. So how will this affect and impact the recruitment and training of professions in universities, especially the job opportunities of students after graduation?

So how will training in languages ​​and cultures, information technology, artificial intelligence... at universities change? What skills will students learn and how will they learn so that they won't be replaced by AI in the future?

Besides, does the university have any specific tuition and scholarship policies for candidates admitted to majors in languages, artificial intelligence, microchip design... in 2025?

All of the above issues will be covered in the consultation program. Interested parents and students can also ask additional questions to be answered.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/hoc-gi-hom-nay-de-khong-bi-ai-thay-the-ngay-mai-185250519220450171.htm