Raw LLM Responses

I have, worked as a consultant, copywriter and predominately texter. I am in my mid 40ties... i will not make it to my retirement in the job I accrued all my professional accolades in. The guy at 31:05-ish going "oh look at all those fitness coaches", to make a point about new opportunities... quite frankly... it peeves me something fierce when people like that are pissing on my head and telling me it's raining. Don't get me wrong. I see the use of AI in my field, because AI isn't good enough to be unsupervised, yet. But I also can tell you for a fact that the raise in public knowledge and the ease of access of these LLMs have resulted in a significant loss in revenue for me. All the tiny "can you help me phrase a postcard" tasks are gone. I used to be able to rely on this work to tide me over between bigger projects. Especially since the field i have been working with has been most active around "convention" season, when everyone and their dog has their various conventions in spring and autumn. And when i am talking to Claude, for example, I can already see that there isn't much headway between what I can do and what it can do. In 2-5 years, my job will be obsolete. So please don't tell me there are a lot of "new opportunities" for people that have to restart their entire lives in their 50ties, because the job they worked in for decades is now gone. I have a lot of names, i would like to call people that make these statements, most of them are likely against Youtube Guidelines. I am not even against AI, I see the utility... but I am also in the unfortunate position of seeing my livelihood disappearing in the past 3 years at a rapid pace. So maybe stop pissing on me and tell me its just raining. Because it isn't, I can see and taste the piss. And enough people will see and taste it in the next 10 years, as these models will get better and better. But hey, we can take solace that 100k data scientist jobs were created... I am sure that will make up for the million + call center agents that will be replaced by this. It is the old "automation won't cost jobs" lie, about how we all become drone maintenance workers... the fact that of the 20 guys that lost their job only 2 will be needed to be the maintenance workers, is the part these people never say out loud, because they know very well that 18 of them will be forced to find a new job. Like personal trainer for a rich person, barely making ends meet. (And since i am not in the mood to go over this and fix the occasional errors: English isn't my native language)