Software engineers. GPT can write code. This is somewhat exciting and in a sweet salty fast food news fashion the media and the tech bros interpreted that as the end of software engineering profession. So I asked it two write some code. And in all but the very rudimentary functions it was littered with bugs and in more than half of the cases wasn't even in the right vicinity. There might be some uses, e.g. GPT seems to be pretty decent at generating docstrings, but as with all these examples above "replacing software engineers" is a pipe dream hyperbole. It's worth recalling here that when four color theorem was solved in the late 70's using a computer, people were in similar fashion fearing that mathematicians are about to become irrelevant, and now, some 50 years later we can easily see how that ended.