In a recent interview, Peter Thiel, co-founder of Palantir, expressed concerns that the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is posing a greater threat to STEM jobs than to creative professions. He noted that the demand for communication skills, particularly storytelling, is on the rise, as highlighted by a LinkedIn report showing a doubling of job postings for storytellers. Companies are increasingly willing to pay top dollar for communication experts, with salaries for such roles reaching over $1 million. While traditional STEM skills remain relevant, the job market is shifting towards AI-related competencies, such as prompt engineering and data annotation, which require a combination of technical and creative skills. Despite some STEM fields experiencing lower unemployment rates, computer engineering has one of the highest rates at 7.8%. Thiel argues that as AI continues to evolve, the reliance on math skills as a barrier to entry in various fields may diminish, reflecting a significant transformation in the labor market.