I don’t think they’re unique. They’re simply among the first to run into the problems AI creates. Any white-collar field—high-skill or not—that can be solved l

I don’t think they’re unique. They’re simply among the first to run into the problems AI creates. Any white-collar field—high-skill or not—that can be solved logically will eventually face the same pressure. The deeper issue is that society still has no coherent response to a structural problem: skills that take 10+ years to master can now be copied by an AI almost overnight. People talk about “reskilling” and “personal responsibility,” but those terms hide the fact that surviving the AI era doesn’t just mean learning to use AI tools in your current job. It’s not that simple. I don’t have a definitive answer either. I’m just trying, every day, to use AI in my work well enough to stay ahead of the wave.