AI does not take jobs. It takes tasks

A job is a bundle of tasks. Some bundles are 80 percent typing. Some are 80 percent hands. The percentage decides. Not the job title.

Electricians. Dental hygienists. Elevator technicians. Crane operators. Not one of them lost hours to AI this year. Copywriters lost half their clients since last spring.

Radiologists got the letter first. Then translators. Then junior lawyers. Accountants are next in line. Plumbers are not on the list. Neither are nurses. Yet.

List your five biggest tasks. Cross out the ones a chat window can do.
What survives is your job.
What got crossed is your warning.