The linked thread got me thinking about industries that are likely to be disrupted or displace most workers in them. I think these are the first low hanging fruit:

• Customer Service (some say Turing test has been passed, others say another 5 years maybe)
  
• Transport (autonomous truck rigs)
  
• Taxi/Rideshare (autonomous vehicles)
  

I see other things happening with computer vision and automation that seem to be evolving quickly. Here are some robots folding laundry:

https://twitter.com/watneyrobotics/status/1861170411788226948

What does that mean for the service industry? The retail industry?

How many people will get out of the truck when a landscaping crew comes through our neighborhoods?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQ2ULRhN3qo

I can't imagine what the implications for several other industries are if Tesla's Optimus or similar robots continue to refine their capabilities.