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I think definitely coding. I'm guessing some things like video and image production. Translation services are hurting. Certain jobs like phone-based customer service, they need fewer of today. I'm guessing folks writing copy are probably not doing that great.

I think the real big disruptions are probably down the road a bit. I wouldn't want to be starting my career as a truck or bus driver. Maybe even airline pilots at some point in our lifetimes. I suspect that fewer and fewer legal resources are going to be needed to do things like contract review. Certain finance and accounting functions are going to be more and more automated.
 
The great Great Fishel has spoken.

I FEEL COMPELLED TO MAKE THIS POST

If AI is the be all and end all it's made out to be, then perhaps I'll be leaving the planet at just the right time. I'll give you an example. I don't know how to program in Python, but there are a plethora of python related applications in meteorology. So I thought I would ask chatgpt to write a python script for me to accomplish my goal. Ladies and gentlemen, the number of times it came back to me with an apology and/or admission that it was wrong was astounding. Most recently, I asked it to help me create a phase diagram for water in Microsoft Excel. It's been 4 days now, and they still can't get it right. I'll give it credit for being polite. It always says the problem is not me, but something else. I really thought this was suppose to be a huge leap forward, and maybe it is overall, but my personal experience has been nothing short of a nightmare and a colossal waste of time. Perhaps I should go back to doing things the way i did them in the 1960s: Check out the card catalog and do some real research. Outcome couldn't be any worse!
 
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