AI replacing blue and white collar jobs: copywriting, marketing, engineering becoming redundant within ten years.

Um, pretty interesting nonetheless, but like what what like logically like where does this where does this go? If we get to a point, let's say in 10 years where the vast majority of bluecollar labor is done by, you know, AI powered robots and even a lot of white collar jobs are completely taken over by AI. Like in 10 years, is copywriting and basic marketing really going to be a thing? like what is what is a useful skill that in 10 years AI is not going to replace at breakout. Now we have been able to make roles kind of in the marketing department specifically and in engineering redundant where one person can now do more because of AI. I don't need someone to write copy for a website if AI can do it 95% of the way and then one person can give it the human touch.