Talented authors have less to fear from AI than talented programmers have to fear from coding boot camps that churn out thousands of entry level devs. It sound

Talented authors have less to fear from AI than talented programmers have to fear from coding boot camps that churn out thousands of entry level devs. It sounds like the AI might be good at taking some random bits of data and presenting it in prose which could threaten the careers of a lot of journalists. But anywhere that abstract thought, analogy, simile, and syllogism would be required to express concepts and ideas will remain the domain of human authors -- forever. Machines can automate and compose passable works based on programmed rules, but they will never be able to improvise, crack jokes, or move the soul.