CUBAN: Don't go to school for finance -- liberal arts is the future

Billionaire investor Mark Cuban offered a perhaps bleak prediction on the future of jobs in an interview Friday. Billionaire investor Mark Cuban offered a perhaps bleak prediction on the future of jobs in an interview Friday with Bloomberg's Cory Johnson at the NBA All-Star Technology Summit in New Orleans. Discussing the swiftly evolving nature of jobs due to automation, he noted that across a broad array of industries, robots will replace human workers. Prompted by Johnson, he then made a bold proclamation about the types of skills and majors that will dominate in his version of the future labor market. Johnson: So essentially what you're making the case for is education and job training for grown ups.