It's not a compsci paper if it doesn't start the intro with "Recent advances in [insert name of subfield] show that ..."

90% chance it will be “machine learning and/or AI”

@aviophile nah. Security and software development are still in demand and thriving. Except, because of all the genius that went into those fields, the bars have been raised; Ya know.

Oh, and human-computer interaction, human-robot interaction, and robot-robot interaction. (not as prominent yet)

The first two actually are more to do with psychology and sociology than compsci, still are included in compsci section.

Accurate.