Reed Hastings, the cofounder of Netflix, has expressed concerns that the emphasis on science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields is becoming outdated as artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance. On the Possible podcast, he stated that AI will excel in logical and analytical tasks, particularly in areas like software engineering and data analysis. As a result, Hastings believes that students should refocus their studies on the humanities, which include emotional pursuits such as art, literature, and sports. He argues that these fields will remain relevant and 'AI-proof' because they involve human experiences and interactions that machines cannot replicate. Hastings emphasized the importance of developing emotional skills, such as empathy and teamwork, which he considers valuable in a world increasingly dominated by AI. Other tech leaders, including Jack Clark and Daniela Amodei from Anthropic, echoed Hastings' sentiments, highlighting the unexpected relevance of humanities degrees in the context of AI. Clark noted that understanding narratives and history is crucial for navigating the future shaped by AI, while Amodei expressed satisfaction with her decision to prioritize literature over technical coursework. As AI continues to evolve, Hastings predicts a significant shift back towards the humanities in educational pursuits.