I have no doubt AI will be able to replace any job, given enough time. I think the more interesting question is why should it matter?
I often come across this idea that it doesn’t matter how some product is made, but I can’t disagree more. When I buy something, I care if it is made in China, if it involved slave and or child labor, if production was eco-friendly, if it contains GMOs, and on and on.
In all of these cases there are no material differences, but there sure as hell are great societal differences. “I can’t tell” how something was made just by looking at it, but I can see how happy people are around me, and that is what I care about. Jobs are part of this as well. Everyone needs a good, quality job, and AI is designed to kill that.
AI simply means you don’t care, but then I don’t care about your product either :).
Soon, nothing novel will ever exist, and most will turn to things where novelty never mattered: the human-made. Consider yourself ahead of the curve. Don’t look for a job; sell your skill. I already check if things I consume have anything AI-generated, and simply ignore everything that is.
The future can only be Luddite. I like to call it post-technology.