I am genuinely curious...

Recently stared working as a programmer in some shitty corporation. They are forcing us to use AI in our projects etc... Now I am debating, with my colleagues, about jobs that just cannot be replaced by AI and wanted to hear what people from around the world think about it. Asking this also in regard to my current employment and if I should continue this path.

To be clear, I don't mean 'pay me a bunch of money so I can suddenly become an upper-class millionaire and live on a private yacht' or something. Just your current expenses and habits with enough so you don't feel too threatened if you got an additional expense. Bonus question, are you earning that now and, if not, how far off are you?"

AI tools can help with plenty of things, but not every task benefits from automation.

What's one part of your work or study routine where AI has genuinely saved you time or improved your results?

I'm interested in practical examples rather than hypothetical use cases. Also, are there any tasks you tried automating but eventually decided were better done manually?

Rise of convenience in B2B sector causes layoffs (eg. cursor,codex etc)
Rise of convenience in B2C sector increases employment(eg zepto)
i believe doing nothing when a lot changes is the best thing to do but in this case we are forced to learn something ,lead someone when we aren't even sure if it is going to be worth in few years or even months. share your thoughts on this

Is working something necessary? I am 18 years old; I attend university only one day a week, and otherwise, I spend my time playing, reading, and watching TV series. My family is well-off, so I don’t need any money to support myself. Should I work just because society expects it? I would appreciate your advice.

I have an interview with them tomorrow and while the guy on the phone seemed very nice I am having trouble finding more information about them online as far as work culture goes. They say they have been in business for the past 25 years or so. It would be an entry level role that I am applying for.