I highly doubt that we will delegate our most essential part as humans to manchines in the near future, and that is making tough decisions.
Though, one could argue that many micro tasks, such as selecting a word for writing business mails, have been successfully taken care of by ChatGPT or other services. But what really hasn't changed is the threshold of fully accepting these machine generated contents. There is still a human behind the desk that makes a tough decision to whether or not to press the send button or trigger a nuclear football.
However, I do admit that mails and nuclear weapons are not on the same scale. Over time, passes by these "tough" decisions that need to be made will be conquered bottom-up.
Though, one could argue that many micro tasks, such as selecting a word for writing business mails, have been successfully taken care of by ChatGPT or other services. But what really hasn't changed is the threshold of fully accepting these machine generated contents. There is still a human behind the desk that makes a tough decision to whether or not to press the send button or trigger a nuclear football.
However, I do admit that mails and nuclear weapons are not on the same scale. Over time, passes by these "tough" decisions that need to be made will be conquered bottom-up.