India, July 27 -- Predominantly, the field one pursued in education determined the industry they worked in. Degrees defined careers, but over the past few years, the rise of AI has changed this perception completely.

AI is not the wizard providing automated answers to questions or generating plain text, but it is producing complex code, evaluating financial reports, writing legal documents and making mundane and entry-level professionals' tasks easier through automation.

With such immense changes, the question is no longer whether AI will replace human jobs, but the kinds of work that still require a human being.

The answer lies less in the title of a degree but more in the nature of the skills it develops.

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