Is Art really useful for the future?

Have you thought about taking an Art & Design Foundation Diploma at a local college or university during a gap year before you start your degree?
Lots of people who love art will take a FAD to be challenged and experiment in new media/disciplines before they commit to studying art or a completely different subject at university. It’s a really good way to just try things out without eating into your university funding - plus you can build your portfolio and knowledge beyond A level and get a recognised qualification. It doesn’t commit you to studying creative subjects at university in any way.
There’s a FAD FAQ thread at the top of the art and design forum that explains more.

Have you thought about taking an Art & Design Foundation Diploma at a local college or university during a gap year before you start your degree?
Lots of people who love art will take a FAD to be challenged and experiment in new media/disciplines before they commit to studying art or a completely different subject at university. It’s a really good way to just try things out without eating into your university funding - plus you can build your portfolio and knowledge beyond A level and get a recognised qualification. It doesn’t commit you to studying creative subjects at university in any way.
There’s a FAD FAQ thread at the top of the art and design forum that explains more.

that’s nice but there’s still a lingering huge question about AI - do u have any thoughts on that?

You've probably heard before, "Art won't be of any use later on because of ----- (e.g., AI)" or perhaps in, which won't provide a stable path to success or security.
I really love Art and want to incorporate it in my future - yet people around me make me doubt about what I want for my future. So recently, I've been considering going down a more science/biological path for my education.
For my A-levels, I am choosing Art, Biology, and Chemistry (which is odd as Art stands out and doesn't match with the rest; However a good break from the heavy science information).
I'm planning to study Biology further in University and so forth - but I'm not sure if this is worth giving up my monsterous joy with Art.
Any advice on what I should do?

As far as I'm concerned, if you're passionate enough about it, you will be more useful than any machine. AI 'taking over' industries is doomsday rhetoric, While it is not all sunshine and rainbows, the reality is that it will likely create an ever clearer divide between professional artists and those who pursue it below career level.
The best artists rely on a lot more than just artistic skill in terms of their toolbox - your other subjects work well with it, and at the very least provide a bit of a failsafe for you in case your joy with Art doesn't work out.
I was in a similar position once. My mother feared that pursuing Art would lead to a dead end career in an unstable, low-paid job - so I showed her stories of artists who had overcome those odds and had gone on to have massive careers in industry, but more importantly I'd showed her how I was going to follow their paths, strategically and schematically. And I'm doing just that, and no robot is me, so I should be alright.
I think you're being smart with your decisions, and because of that you needn't worry about being able to chase your artistic dreams - there will always be many people left to appreciate work you may do, and the latest round of AI innovation just reinforces what the industry has always been - reliant on networking, self-discipline and innovation. So wether it is Biology or Art you pursue (and you can do the other in your spare/part time, too!), simply just be smart about where you apply to and what you do to prepare for it, and you should be able to thrive anywhere.
Good luck! ✊

that’s nice but there’s still a lingering huge question about AI - do u have any thoughts on that?

Useful info page about the 1-year Art & Design Foundation Diploma here - Art & Design Foundation Diplomas (Art foundation) (thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk)

You've probably heard before, "Art won't be of any use later on because of ----- (e.g., AI)" or perhaps in, which won't provide a stable path to success or security.
I really love Art and want to incorporate it in my future - yet people around me make me doubt about what I want for my future. So recently, I've been considering going down a more science/biological path for my education.
For my A-levels, I am choosing Art, Biology, and Chemistry (which is odd as Art stands out and doesn't match with the rest; However a good break from the heavy science information).
I'm planning to study Biology further in University and so forth - but I'm not sure if this is worth giving up my monsterous joy with Art.
Any advice on what I should do?