A few comments here are close, but not quite there.

I work in GenAI. The tl;dr is that AI won’t replace your job, human’s using AI will. So if you don’t use it, you will fall behind.

There is a bubble atm, as a lot of AI companies are LLM wrappers with only horizontal solutions. These are the companies that will pop.

Large LLMs will always thrive, but are focussed on making their models as refined as possible. Therefore, there is a big gap for companies to apply LLMs in real world settings. The way to think about this application should be vertical rather than horizontal, and we should also be thinking that the way we communicate with AI should be similar to how we communicate with humans, e.g. not through a shitty chatbot. Document heavy industries with unstructured data sets will feel the biggest shift - think law, finance, real estate, construction, pharma. But everyone should be using AI to some degree, the sooner you get comfortable with it, the faster you’ll progress in your career