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I have seen that people on forums like this one and stackoverflow are usually able to predict the next big things in tech quite well. Like this thread:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21324768&p=2
So, what CS areas would be good to invest time in learning for the near future?
There is so much unbroken ground in tech, especially point solutions with existing web technologies that haven't been made or just started to grow. LLMs just icing in the grand scheme of things (especially in Business Process Management) along with other ML models.
I would say build apps and think about where it's appropriate to make a call to a LLM like GPT-4 or an Tensorflow JS mode, and then decide for yourself
These are just off the top of my head so take it with a grain of salt.
I wish I knew how to code, or just had the balls to quit job and make a company. Since I worked for years in various companies I see that no ERP handles the usual problems.
AI!
Did I mention ai?
Srsly go into ai.
Start learning what is already here (so much) learn to use it, learn to fine-tune it and if you then still not busy enough: learn to really understand ai architecture.
ERP is waiting for a disruptor. I wish I knew how to code, or just had the balls to quit job and make a company. Since I worked for years in various companies I see that no ERP handles the usual problems.