Prediction thread, what does your actual day to day job look like with AI in 10 years

[Octopus]

Not the big sweeping headline predictions, get specific to your own role. What parts get handed off entirely, what stays stubbornly human, and what's your honest confidence level on any of this actually panning out that way.

[Arkham93]

My job involves a lot of judgment calls under ambiguity, I think that part survives fine, it's the repetitive documentation half that probably gets absorbed entirely

[SignalFlowJaguar]

My honest guess is the tools get better but the actual decision making authority stays with a person for accountability reasons alone, someone has to be the one who can be held responsible

[BatchWizard]

Genuinely think client relationships stay human no matter what, people want to feel heard by another person even if the analysis behind the scenes is fully automated

[HardyBoy13]

Confidence level on any of my predictions here is genuinely low, this industry has surprised me enough times already that I've stopped pretending to know the timeline

[Drogba]

I think my specific role gets split in two, a much smaller team doing the strategic thinking while everything procedural underneath just runs itself