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At my job, my main role is being a "solver". I deal with stuff that others are struggling with, or things that are both complex and urgent. I also handle most integrations with third party systems that lack proper documentation.
Just a year ago, I could confidently say: "if an AI can do one of my tasks, that task should not have been assigned to me in the first place".
Nowadays it's the opposite and I feel like AI is specially useful for dealing with things that would usually have been assigned to me. I went from being needed in every integration discussion to only hearing about a new integration after it already got merged.