AI Is Coming for Your Job — But It Can’t Fly Drones

AI is everywhere — writing reports, answering phones, designing graphics, even helping companies cut their payroll. While AI is efficient, it’s also ruthless. It doesn’t care about seniority or loyalty. If your role can be automated, it will be.

But here’s the good news: AI can’t fly a drone. It can’t replace the judgment of a certified pilot making real-time decisions in the air.

This is why drone pilots are insulated from the layoffs sweeping across industries. In fact, demand is climbing. Corporations, schools, security firms, and government agencies all need certified operators who can pass the FAA Part 107 exam and take on missions AI simply can’t.

If you’re looking for a career pivot or a side hustle with long-term security, drones are the opportunity you’ve been searching for.

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