I'd say medicine and materials sciences because a lot of these are basically like Giant puzzle solving problems where you have to assemble and test a whole bunch of puzzle pieces in the forms of drug candidates and molecular structures and one of the most impressive things we've seen machine learning do so far is speed up those processes.

Machine learning is inherently like a Rubik's cube solver or a puzzle solver so wherever you find fields that people kind of do like repetitive modeling and testing of new materials and where there's a lot of money you'll see machine learning boom the most so that's going to be the medical field and drugs.

We're also going to get much smarter cameras in general and that's going to have a lot of various applications where we can monitor things and have much more precise alerts which will benefit like every field as well as reduce crime...so cameras with machine learning will continue to be a bigger and bigger thing because they're so darn useful in so many different ways.