> AI looks to be a war between professional opinion-havers and fact-rememberers and the future I disagree. I personally think SWEs (who are what most people th

> AI looks to be a war between professional opinion-havers and fact-rememberers and the future I disagree. I personally think SWEs (who are what most people think of as tech bros), accountants, back-office roles, and others are at the upper economic tier of society now - as wage and educational data has clearly shown. These are the roles most at risk for automation, not because jobs will be 100% automated, but because automation now exists to reduce headcount by 20-30% and still generate the same output. This is what already happened in skilled trades over the last 40 years.