The leading futurologist of the Da Vinci Institute in USA Thomas Frey, a strategic designer Joe Tankersley and a correspondent of Tomorrow Today Global Graham Cardington believe that many professions, which are popular today, will disappear by 2025, and computers will undertake human's work with increasing frequently.
Specialists in neuroimplantation are on the first position. Neurotechnologies are expected to break through. Specialists in brain surgery, its implantation and scan will be the most sought-after.
The second place is occupied by experts in “smart" housing services, engineers and tech staff. Nowadays housing is increasingly being equipped with computer-driven control system, and Internet will become a giant market with an annual turnover of $19 trl in five years.
The third place goes to designers of virtual reality. Popularity of the profession relates to the need for “smart" houses: a growing demand for such housing increases the need for designers. The challenges for such a specialist include the expanding use of Internet at a customer's request.
Remote teacher training is on the fourth position. The profession is currently also in demand, as it is comfortable to receive remote education for many people, most often online, without taking time out from work.
The fifth position is a terabyter. The responsibilities of such an employee include professional data collection.
The sixth place goes to people, without whom it's hard to imagine life at any time, – doctors. However, it's not just doctors, but nano medical professions. At the moment medicine strives to the creation of nanobots – microscopic mechanisms, capable of delivering pharmaceuticals directly to sick sells of a human body. In the future nano medics will be responsible for their operations and will control the process.
An urban farmer is on the seventh place. In the future such specialists will be able to grow many agricultural crops in urban settings using the latest methods.
The eighth line goes to a specialist in the shpere of 3D printing. Nowadays 3D printers are systematically coming into our life. Printed products and things are becoming a reality. In the future the technology will be in demand more and more.
An engineer of pipeline transport is on the ninth place. The role of a specialist in this area will also increase in the future.
The position of an individual health lifestyle trainer closes the top 10 most popular professions in the future. This is not surprising, because more and more people prefer healthy living, watch their nutrition, well-being, go to the gyms. In the following, their number is likely only to increase.
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