With the advances in terms of technology as well as media *(social networks)* we have seen that many things have been changing rapidly, on the one hand we see that television as it was 20 years ago has had to adapt to new patterns, but largely the trend is that more and more people are moving away from television and prefer to be in front of the PC or tucked in the cell phone. All this means that some YouTube channels could practically have more audience than TV channels, without any exaggeration. Now, the detail that I want to highlight with this is that just as everything advances in terms of technology, there are also new areas of training that open up, new opportunities. ![image.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmdvhD5FaHcMWkB9vgQRjx4hf48Sg4xNk21Z35NrmRTn7D/image.png) _{[Source](https://pixabay.com/es/illustrations/tierra-red-blockchain-globo-3537401/)}

There is a lot of talk about the *"careers of the future "*, those that are purely related to technology and that have been generated from needs arising from new areas of human development, especially based on technology. Even professionals in more traditional careers such as medicine and law have discovered that there is a wide range of professionalization and specialization options that did not exist a few years ago, for example, **robotic technology** that has been developed in surgery or the use of artificial intelligence for the analysis of image studies. This is how new specialties or sub-specialties are emerging in each professional area. In the case of lawyers, it is clear that we are in a process of expansion of this digital economy, where more and more projects arise that bring new challenges from the legal. And according to what I have seen, there is an area of development within international trade law that is adapting to the new needs in this evolving area. ![image.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmSVcWRjRQrMy2ehoGisg9WRNXnCZN4HmvWu9AbCP9y7ds/image.png) _{[Source](https://pixabay.com/es/photos/las-manos-ipad-tableta-tecnolog%c3%ada-820272/)}

Technology will continue to advance, it is inevitable, so it is only up to the newer generations to adapt to it, but the detail is that I see that the careers that most universities continue to offer respond to the needs of 40-50 years ago, they are not adapting at the same pace as technology does. I know that adding a new career or major as a study option in any university is very difficult, more so if we are talking about new careers or areas of study that are evolving, but I see this with some concern. **The world will continue to move forward**, that is very true, and each generation must face its realities, however, I believe that something can be done now, and it is likely that not enough is being done.

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