ML Engineer: Machine Learning, a core subset of AI, requires skilled engineers who can perform complex computations, write great code and design algorithms. With the future being touted big for AI, ML engineers are in vogue and will continue to be for the foreseeable future.

BPA Programmer: Business Process Automation is the lifeline for any major business, for it helps achieve simplicity in process, streamline core functions, improve delivery model efficiency and enhance service quality. A BPA software programmer, using AI, can seamlessly bring these core functions together, playing a vital role in spurring jobs in the future too.

Chatbot Copywriter: Chatbots are all the rage in business today. This market alone could grow to $2.9 billion by 2024. They are being extensively used in retail, marketing, governance and public service portals, banking and more. The efficacy of a chatbot might be technical, but it also depends on how well it can communicate as well. A copywriter will be able to thread engaging conversations for a chatbot, and giving it a desired personality, making it a compelling job opportunity for budding writers.

AI Ethicist: With dialogues and debate rising around ethical and responsible AI, businesses have to constantly consider and outweigh the risks of responsible technology and profits. An AI ethicist would be responsible for being the moral compass, and guide businesses with the pros and cons of using AI responsibly.

Robot Technician: Just like machines need mechanics, robots need technicians who can iron out kinks and repair it when it gets damaged. Robots are becoming increasingly utilitarian on shopfloors, retail and even in hospitals.

• Source: Think Automation