I think a lot of personality-based jobs will flourish - streamer, comedian, influencer - that kind of thing. I think that while there's no technical reason an A

I think a lot of personality-based jobs will flourish - streamer, comedian, influencer - that kind of thing. I think that while there's no technical reason an AI couldn't do those jobs - you can put together Stable Diffusion and an LLM to do Instagram posts recommending a restaurant or shilling a product - the idea that they're a relatable human just like you or me is what makes people interested in them. There are some virtual influencers but I think that's a niche, their appeal comes from being one of a few. If there were a million virtual influencers I think that people would find them annoying and get put off. Physical labour, like carpentry or plumbing, won't be going away until we get flexible humanoid robots. I think that a lot of the savings and efficiency gained by using AI will mean that people will want more physical goods and larger houses. I think there will be programmers for at least another 15 years. It will become more high-level and specialised though.