These are the five university degrees that are not recommended, according to AI and experts.

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A very interesting article, in which you can read the title: "These are the five university majors that AI recommends not studying." It's very important to clarify: what is being indicated here is a recommendation from AI, not that AI will replace them. I think it's a pretty accurate title.

Understand, again, that these are two completely different things. The "AI is killing professions" thing is not what is being proposed here. It simply mentions the majors that AI recommends not studying because someone asked it and, as always, it answered something. It's that simple.

First recommendation: Correction or translation of texts

I think we're starting with an easy-to-understand point. Careers focused exclusively on proofreading or translating texts were already losing ground, and with AI, this is accelerating.

This isn't saying they'll disappear completely, but rather that little by little there will be less demand. Before, for example, perhaps ten people were needed to translate a book; now, perhaps only one is needed. This means fewer job opportunities.

Thanks to tools like AI, this work becomes easier and faster. That's why it's recommended not to study these careers if your goal is to be widely in demand.

In my case, I've used the text formatting aspect a lot. For example, I record a video, upload it to YouTube, get the transcript, and pass it to ChatGPT so it maintains my tone, adds commas, accents, titles, and some formatting. It classifies it perfectly.

Second recommendation: Business Administration

I don't really know anything about this field. If you do, I'd love to hear about it. But from what's been said, since it includes accounting and management, it could become less in demand due to automation and the use of AI.

Third recommendation: Print media

Careers focused solely on print media are slowly dying. The digitalization of content is increasingly in demand, especially with the number of devices we use every day.

Fourth recommendation: Repetitive digital tasks

This includes careers related to office automation or repetitive tasks like managing an Excel spreadsheet.
In another video, I discussed the case of a data analyst hired to manage a huge Excel spreadsheet... and AI solved much of his work.

Any profession based solely on filling out spreadsheets or repetitively processing data is doomed to disappear.

Fifth recommendation: Highly specialized careers

This isn't new, but it's still valid. An extremely niche career, without sufficient demand, isn't highly recommended. It's not that AI will directly replace it, but its job viability is low.

Final Tip: Adaptability

The article concludes with a key point: adaptability. Many careers, including programming, must adapt to changing times.

AI is not your replacement; it's a tool, an assistant that can enhance your work.

Article:

https://www.infobae.com/tecno/2025/08/05/estas-son-las-cinco-carreras-universitarias-que-no-se-recomienda-estudiar-segun-la-ia-y-expertos/?outputType=amp-type