Feels like every week there's a new AI tool doing something that used to take actual human skills. What jobs do you think will become obsolete in the next 24 months?

Programmers, graphic designers, photo/video editors, and bloggers are going to take a HUGE hit in the coming years… if you ask me. ChatGPT is a single tool that can simultaneously assist you with all of these things. I remember years ago spending money on Fiverr for someone to put together a logo and some business cards for me… now I can do both of those things myself, with as many revisions I want, all through GPT.

Sites like Lovable are making it easy for beginners to create stunning websites from scratch with the help of AI - and there’s more like it.

AI is certainly going to take lots of jobs.

AI will surly take over some jobs but it will also create new ones for those who know how to integrate them into their work. So, it's so important to adapt and be ready to learn new skills.

I don't think entire professions will vanish overnight in the next 24 months, but roles built purely around repetitive data transfer, like basic tier-one ticket routing, boilerplate copywriting, or manual spreadsheet entry, are already shrinking fast.

In software development, people predicted AI would replace programmers two years ago, yet businesses still need someone who understands their real problem and takes responsibility when a live server goes down. Jobs that require accountability, system troubleshooting, and real human judgment are going to stick around.