I think it really depends how much improvement we get in AI from here. I work at a small business and understand the entire system as a whole. Most the comple

I think it really depends how much improvement we get in AI from here. I work at a small business and understand the entire system as a whole. Most the complexity we have is in the UI so non-technical people can interact and work with company data/databases. Our SaaS is really the same thing but stuff we didn't want to build in house. There is no rocket science being done here. At some level of AI accuracy though it would seem like there would be a phase transition that most of this UI goes away along with the need for many of the employees. Right now there is no risk of this happening but at some level of accuracy we go from 200 people to like 20 with the only future head count coming in sales. Most likely though I would expect a competitor to eat our lunch in the phase transition and we go from 200 to zero. Pushing 50 here, I am trying to think right now of my AI hedge/career change to something more creative/artistic that being a human itself has value. I managed to avoid working in a factory like my father by being a shitty computer but there might be no market for shitty human computers in 10 years.