I get their concern, though, I'm kind of in the same situation myself. I just graduated from uni with a degree in geography, and one of my main selling points is that I'll be able to do GIS (basically mapping and analysis software) work. Who knows how many years or months away we are from AI-driven GIS programs. I guess I also get the idea that there's also something inherently 'wrong' about letting AI do creative tasks that were previously reserved for humans. All the same, I'll keep using AI, within reason, of course. It's a wonderful tool when used correctly.