I see these things right now as power tools. But that view might change. They also let people be creative without necessarily needing an army of others. So t

I see these things right now as power tools. But that view might change. They also let people be creative without necessarily needing an army of others. So take video game art. Looks like you could train an AI to generate all of that. And if can't it will happen soon. That will probably empower current digital artists and give them more capacity. It will also allow smaller shops to produce higher quality art perhaps with a creative director running prompts through the AI model vs hiring digital artists. However at some point the whole thing becomes quite complex to manage so you may have artists anyway. At some point we will probably get prompts to movies as well. prompts to SQL will probably happen as well as prompts to code (has already happened). This will first be code that a dev will refine. It can be dangerous because of subtle implications but that will eventually work itself out. So expect the same pattern as with digital artists for dev work. However at some point the whole thing becomes quite complex to manage so you may have devs anyway. There will be prompt based no code solutions for business analysts as well. Will this replace the business analyst? Probably not, will it allow you to do more with less, probably. Will it scale, maybe not, you still might need a bunch of analysts to wrangle all of the systems. In any case scale and growth will probably mean you need more people unless you can design the overall system well. So in some sense we all become managers with little AI bots doing the IC work.