Coders are the first to be automated. The other industries may follow but in a much slower pace. Lawyers, accountants and anything governmental are definitely

Coders are the first to be automated. The other industries may follow but in a much slower pace. Lawyers, accountants and anything governmental are definitely among the last to be replaced. Basically I'd imagine any position that is retail-customer-facing and does not have legal obligations is going to be automated first. In the coding space those are frontend developers, any data engineers that directly talks to business stakeholders, etc. (I think many people are going to bring up the problem of "getting requirements from customers" so I'll add my thoughts if they do come up)