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What is the State of Philosophy and Ethics of the Future? Building my career path now and can't figure out how.

Context: 

*  In my 3rd Year University, pursuing Computer and Electrical Engineering.
* found myself gravitating towards Philosophy and Ethics ever since I took an online course with  Yale University 2 years ago. 
* I do wish to pursue further in both arenas, possibly an amalgamation of both. 

My concerns at the moment are:

1. What is the state of philosophy/ ethics/ morality as a field in the future?
2. Upon doing brief research, I found myself resonating a lot with what an ex-Google employee, Tristan Harris is doing as a tech-ethicist. What is the future prospect of this or anything akin to it?
3. Any suggestions for education path? Ie. taking a full degree course of Philosophy next, or Masters in Engineering with a minor in Philosophy. 
4. What are the possible alternative career paths?

Thanking to those who entertain this post in advance.
gpt
It's very hard to get a job in philosophy, but the subfield with the most growth right now is tech ethics. People with technical competence and philosophical training are in demand, at least relative to other subfields. There are even a few industry positions (e.g. Google hires ethicists with philosophy PhDs and technical backgrounds). 

If this is an avenue you want to pursue, I'd say it's ideal to finish your engineering degree, then take a philosophy MA at a good MA program with tech ethics faculty.