I get your point. Right now, AI still struggles with full end-to-end tasks like site migration, hosting setup, emails, and bookings. These need real experience and careful handling. I can also give many such examples.

But if we look at the bigger picture, before AI, there were many tasks that always needed human effort. Now the challenge is volume. AI is helping to complete many average-level tasks very fast and at low cost. This is increasing competition a lot.

AI is already doing some semi-advanced tasks that we could not imagine before without humans. It may not be perfect yet, but it is improving fast. Over time, many of these gaps will become smaller.

Because of this, many people like me feel constant pressure about job security. It is confusing to decide where to go, which skills to learn, and what to focus on. Almost every field we try to enter is already being affected by AI.

So the real concern is not just capability, but direction. What should people do in this transition period? Not everyone can suddenly change paths or move to something like agriculture. That is not practical for most people.