“Top 10 Future Jobs That Don’t Exist Yet”

 Forecasting work that "doesn't exist yet" is always an educated guess, but looking at what's happening in AI, climate change, biotechnology, and space exploration, we can expect whole new categories of work to open up. These will probably involve keeping track of complicated technologies, ethical issues, and cooperation between humans and machines.

Below are 10 possible future occupations that may not currently exist in a recognizable format, or are in their infancy:

AI Ethicist & Governance Specialist: With increasing pervasiveness of AI, these professionals will play a vital role in creating and putting in place ethical standards, upholding fairness, transparency, and accountability within AI systems. They'll guide businesses and governments on how to deploy AI responsibly and resolve AI-related ethical issues.

Climate Restoration Engineer/Specialist: In addition to preventing climate change, this profession would involve actively undoing its impacts. This may include designing and implementing large-scale carbon capture technology, ocean re-wilding, or geo-engineering solutions and overseeing their multifaceted environmental and social implications.

Human-AI Collaboration Manager: As AI becomes a "co-worker" in most companies, these managers will streamline the synergy between human and AI teams. They'll educate humans on interacting with AI productively, create processes where humans and AI complement rather than compete, and troubleshoot conflicts or inefficiencies in human-AI teams.

Virtual & Augmented Reality Experience Architect/Designer: With increasingly advanced metaverses and immersive digital worlds, these experts will create, develop, and curate realistic and immersive virtual experiences in the realms of education, entertainment, commerce, and social interaction.

Personalized Wellness & Longevity Coach: Utilizing cutting-edge genetics, biodata, and AI, these coaches will develop hyper-personalized health and wellness programs that not only prevent disease but maximize human performance and lengthen healthy lifespans.

Bio-Digital Integrator: This career will integrate the biological and digital worlds. Imagine experts who implant and care for neural interfaces, or create bio-integrated devices that expand human abilities or cure disease with sophisticated biological sensors.

Off-Planet Habitat Designer/Engineer: With space exploration and possible colonization moving forward, these engineers will create and build habitable and sustainable living places on the Moon, Mars, or in orbital habitats, taking into account extreme conditions, limited resources, and psychological health.

Digital Twin Master: As "digital twins" – virtual copies of physical assets, processes, or even individuals – become more prevalent, this job will entail the creation, maintenance, and study of such advanced models to optimize operations in the real world, forecast results, and test scenarios.

Quantum Computing Architect/Programmer: Driven by the transition from theoretical to practical, these highly technical professionals will create algorithms and design systems for quantum computers, tackling problems today insoluble by classical computer. 

Waste-to-Resource Transformation Specialist: With the impetus of circular economy principles, this professional will concentrate on developing and implementing novel technologies and processes for transforming all types of waste (industrial, agricultural, consumer) into valuable resources, energy, or new materials.

These careers emphasize an age in which human creativity, flexibility, and moral reflection will be top priorities even as technology assumes more mundane and analytical functions. Creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, and the ability to deal with ever-more complex systems will be emphasized.