Doesn't it seem that the jobs most threatened by current AI advancements are not low to mid-level positions, but rather high-level ones? Advanced AI models are now highly skilled at synthesizing vast and complex information sources. Shouldn't managers, thinkers, and professors be more concerned about the unique value they offer?I mean, some individuals, primarily intellectuals, were mainly fascinating due to their ability to combine extensive knowledge with the capacity to connect various pieces of that knowledge into original ideas. Don't LLM now provide this ability to almost anyone? I used to think this was something I could do well (the usual above average), and I fell I have lost that.

Next, or survivors, would be those who can best take advantages of these models (in ways yet to be explored perhaps).