I think this question is posed incorrectly. Sure, chatGPT might replace your work. As Emory Craig says, "If you're in a job that involves sales, writing, generating content, engaging in conversation, or office-based work, you might have cause to worry. And a few other careers it didn't bother to list, such as software programmers." But while it may replace work, whether it will replace your job depends on you. Instead of replacing you, chatGPT could be multiplying your productivity. This can create new opportunities - if you're open to that and willing to work for them.
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