I am optimistic for all those professions you listed, because those are all knowledge workers. I like that term because the vagueness is actually helpful. Ulti

I am optimistic for all those professions you listed, because those are all knowledge workers. I like that term because the vagueness is actually helpful. Ultimately these people work to become experts in various knowledge systems. And the other thing that’s happening while AI is advancing, is that the educational system is borderline collapsing. So what that means is that, even if AI automates a ton more coding, even if it’s capabilities keep improving, the net effect of that will still be to add more complexity: and that means the jobs of people who are doing that type of job now, are going to get more complex. Someone has to make sure the AI data lake processor is feeding data into the chat room that displays daily metrics, for example. Now take that example and multiply it by 100, for all the new capabilities AI will create. So maybe you don’t write the app necessarily, because AI does, but because of the fragmented nature of various vendors and services, someone still has to make sure the app talks to the DB, which talks to the AI chat bot, which does a new kind of real time metrics analysis made possible by AI. I really don’t think the demand for the type of well educated worker it takes to manage all that is being met, and won’t be for a long time to come. If you can do that work, your job will be safe.