For me the keyword there is "pivot", not AI. My current expertise will continue to be needed, and having better understanding on how AIs work and can be used pr

For me the keyword there is "pivot", not AI. My current expertise will continue to be needed, and having better understanding on how AIs work and can be used probably will be able to do my current work better. Maybe even take a step forward and learn how to run AIs, performance, monitoring , scripting and other things that I do for other systems. Or some high level abstraction on how to feed them with specialized information. But pivoting, as in leaving all behind and focus on just this, that doesn't seem a good choice at an age not so far from retirement. At least, not at the current stage of development. If the whole landscape is totally different in a couple of years because we are reaching right now a technological singularity, the best option may be different.