Even if your job doesn't get deleted, you're always at risk of AI reducing the number of people employed by your profession by 10%, 20%, etc., which could be a

Even if your job doesn't get deleted, you're always at risk of AI reducing the number of people employed by your profession by 10%, 20%, etc., which could be a year-after-year thing, or it could be a surprise 50% or 90% one year. And it'll probably apply to the first 10 jobs you had considered your backup form of employment, which might also be demanding years of training/college just to start at entry level pay. Musicians know the hardship of a reality that only a tiny fraction of them make something better than minimum wage from their efforts. Is it economically sustainable if this dynamic applies to every profession?