If you create (write , draw, design) for a living - particularly advertising, corporate communications, fluff for blogs & youtube, and you're a grunt, not the creative director... AI is gonna eat your lunch. The advertising companies are already wetting themselves with glee over AI.

AI is also surprisingly competent at programming. Alot of programming is Tinkertoys now: grab an input library here, a little glue logic, data-processing from another library, push to the cloud storage, repeat. An AI can cruise the libraries, whip up a demo, validate the code and unit-test it, all in seconds. Then it pushes this to the human for some business rules added, back to the AIs for QA and end-to-end testing. Any process that can be encapsulated in a library function is now available to a programming AI. I'm sort of glad I left that field a few years ago.