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My Inbox From the Future Had Job Listings—And You Won’t Believe #7
AI therapists, algorithm DJs, and intimacy producers—welcome to 2030’s strangest careers.
Hey Friends,
Dylan Curious here—and I’ve peeked into your LinkedIn inbox from the year 2030. Let me tell you: it’s weird in the best way. Some people daydream about flying cars—I dream about future job listings. And after diving deep into some mind-bending AI experiments and tech trends, I came up with a list of the roles you’ll probably be interviewing for in the next few years. Here are a few that deserve a double take.
AI Ethics Negotiator
Think of it like being a mediator between robots and humanity. You’d make sure AI doesn’t steamroll over human rights. You’ll need negotiation skills, some coding chops, and a strong stomach for existential debates.
Trend Translator
Because in 2030, memes will evolve faster than we can blink. These cultural chameleons help brands and creators keep up without looking out of touch.
Digital Intimacy Producer
Sounds steamy, right? But it's more about designing meaningful, one-sided connections between content creators and their fans. Parasocial relationships are here to stay—and someone’s got to fine-tune the formula.
Prompt Engineer for Everything
Still the kingmaker. Everyone with an AI tool will need someone who knows how to talk to it properly. Communication has leveled up—and it’s not going back.
Decentralized Community Architect
With the rise of Web3 and DAOs, someone needs to build the new digital town squares. If you're good with people and protocols, this one’s for you.
This list wasn’t made by an algorithm—it came from hours of reading, testing tools, and letting curiosity run wild. What struck me the most? They're logical extensions of what we’re already doing. So if your current job’s getting stale, maybe it's time to start prepping your resume for a future that’s stranger—and more human—than it sounds. Catch you in the future.

Warmly,
Dylan Curious