It's very easy to write yourself out of a job, but if you have specific domain knowledge (art and creativity for the field) then you have a huge advantage. I t

It's very easy to write yourself out of a job, but if you have specific domain knowledge (art and creativity for the field) then you have a huge advantage. I think ML/AI are incredibly useful tools that still need the guiding hand of human creativity. I suppose it depends on how much entrepreneurs are aware of the benefit of AI (and how realistic that expectation is). You could make a career out of improving existing platforms with AI/ML but also Apple just released some powerful stuff to all App makers that can utilize a Neural Net for recommendations and learning gestures without the need for any complex coding. So, I think an AI/ML expert is like someone with really long arms able to reach fruit at the top of the tree. We can sometimes just bend the whole tree down, tie it, and call it a day. You may have to spend your whole career moving from forest to forest to find more trees to pick fruit off. Ideally, you can turn these skills into some sort of passive income stream and then you can pursue your passion projects full force.