I heard the same thing in the 90's, when moving IT jobs to the three I's (India, Israel, Ireland) was all the rage. I figured out which parts of the job were h

I heard the same thing in the 90's, when moving IT jobs to the three I's (India, Israel, Ireland) was all the rage. I figured out which parts of the job were hardest to move, and got good at those. Fortunately, defects in quality and responsiveness killed many of those initiatives. Focus on the parts of the job that aren't easy to automate. For example, AI may become good at writing code, but not at figuring out what code to write. Get good at Architecture and Requirements, and understanding the business you support.