As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries, some human capabilities remain beyond its reach. A recent feature by NDTV highlights several such irreplaceable skills in an AI-driven future. For example, the ability to imagine and create, rooted in human experience, remains uniquely ours. Machines may process vast data, but they cannot harness raw intuition or moral reasoning like a person can. 

Empathy and emotional understanding also stand out. AI lacks the genuine capacity to feel, reflect, or build trust in the way humans do. Meanwhile, moral judgment and values guide decisions beyond rules and algorithms, another domain where humans hold the advantage. Then there’s adaptability - adjusting to new situations, improvising when the map changes, thriving in the unexpected.

The article suggests that rather than fearing replacement, people should deepen these human-centric skills to stay relevant. By blending them with tech awareness, we can collaborate with AI instead of competing with it. Skills like creativity, empathy and ethical reasoning promise not just survival but meaningful leadership in the future of work.