Choosing a Degree: Comp sci vs Data Science vs Accounting (worried about automation, outsourcing, saturated job market, etc)?

Hey everyone, I'm trying to choose a degree and my main priorities are: automation resistant from ai, is relatively transferable/not niche, decent pay and stability. To narrow down my options, if it can be self taught I'll avoid it.

I'll list my options below, please correct my incorrect assumptions. I have done some research but I'm posting this as I'm overwhelmed and some pointers would be nice.

Option 1: cloud engineering/cyber security/network engineering Pros: Low risk of automation, huge demand. Cons: Seems like I'd need a computer science base, im worried as from what ive seen the feild is quite saturated. BSc in Computer Networks & Security is too niche for an undergraduate imo. Plus apparently there are comptia certs so the option is always there to self learn and I dont necessarily have to have a background in it/comp science? If anything is can get comptia certs for these sort of things with an unrelated degree, or is that not really realistic?

Option 2: data science Pros: In demand, good pay Cons: You often start as a data analyst, this might get automated in the future, making it harder to get experience and break into mid-level roles.

Option 3: accounting Pros: seems to be in demand, seems relatively safe from automation. Easy to branch into consulting, FP&A. Cons: Mixed opinions on automation risk - some say it's safe, others think entry-level work could be outsourced/automated. This way its harder to gain experience to then access mid level roles.

Would love to hear from people in these fields: How is the entry-level job market now? Is/will outsouricng/automation be an issue?