I'll be asked to implement internal solutions that use AI. That's already happening in some teams. We're all using AI assistants and they've had a positive imp

I'll be asked to implement internal solutions that use AI. That's already happening in some teams. We're all using AI assistants and they've had a positive impact in productivity. They can't currently do our job and we have so much technical debt that firing people because of this would just keep things as they are or get worse. As far as the bulk of the IT industry goes (non-FAANG), I think it's fairly predictable: more job cuts due to perceived AI advantages but in the end quality of service/product will probably be lower for a decade or so. Jobs easily automated will be gone (that 200-people call center will become 25 people). Exactly how it happened when companies went crazy with offshore outsourcing.