Consider creative/content jobs such as illustrators, freelance writers, translators as a spectrum or perhaps a pyramid. A big part of that pyramid is mass prod

Consider creative/content jobs such as illustrators, freelance writers, translators as a spectrum or perhaps a pyramid. A big part of that pyramid is mass produced "good enough" output that was already squeezed before AI. That part will be almost entirely replaced with generative AI operated by a relatively tiny group. And with "will" I mean right now. The top of the pyramid will be semi-safe but production methods will still drastically change. I'm not convinced of the "we'll just create new jobs" narrative. From land to factory to office. What would be the next step in this cycle? I'm talking a billion people, not 3 super AI coders overseeing things.