A question that everyone should now ask themselves ..

[Vortex2]

It's nice to think you have an interesting job unaffected by AI, a "real" job. Of course, all those people who have been replaced by machines will be showing interest in your job too, they might even decide to do it cheaper. If they don't know how, they can ask someone, or something.

Manual workers of all types, ranging from dentists to concrete pourers, are safe from AI for a while.

Many, many other roles are stuffed .. starting about now.
I'm not making this up .. checkout the various discussions about chatGPT and dalle-2 on the web.

[BritDownUnder]

It's nice to think you have an interesting job unaffected by AI, a "real" job. Of course, all those people who have been replaced by machines will be showing interest in your job too, they might even decide to do it cheaper. If they don't know how, they can ask someone, or something.

Manual workers of all types, ranging from dentists to concrete pourers, are safe from AI for a while.

Many, many other roles are stuffed .. starting about now.
I'm not making this up .. checkout the various discussions about chatGPT and dalle-2 on the web.

We hear you about the AI/chatGPT thing. How are the shares doing?
There was a nice AI bricklaying machine that the University of Western Australia came up with that seemed to do a nice job. Probably cost a bit though.

[Vortex2]

We hear you about the AI/chatGPT thing. How are the shares doing?

It's a private firm as far as I know. Owned by Microsoft and Musk.