Gave a talk on this subject a while ago. To me it makes more sense to approach the question from the opposite angle: Which human abilities and valuable traits will it be most difficult for an AI to adopt?
To me those were:

• Curiosity (The AI works with defined problems, but do not come up with new ones to solve)
• Creativity (The AI works with established methods, but does not invesnt new ones outside the model it is set to optimize)
• Initiative (The AI will work on any task given, but will not take the initiative to start new ones without command)
• Multidisciplinarity (The AI works excellent within one topic, but much of the value-added is from seeing the overlaps and synergies between different fields)
• Empathy. New product and service development should be human centred. And be something a customer wants. An AI can deliver a solution to a known customer need, but can not understand new needs.
  
  image from my talk

Anyways, I guess I'll have to write my own post on the subject :P