What if, and bear with me here for a minute, the software fields are going to fare the best out of everyone? The value of tech investment is no longer in question like it was in 2000. The world's largest companies are tech companies, and it's now accepted wisdom that software is not a cost, but a rocket ship and the rocket ships have just become reusable (due to the magic of software I might add).
Maybe it's everyone else who should be worrying that their lowly mere human productivity is going to badly suffer in a tightening job market. Just like in 2008 the meatspace employment was hit hard and never recovered, maybe we can expect a doubling down of investment in productivity multipliers and increasingly replacing jobs with software and ML. I mean how can any heartless MBA look at the output of DALL-E 2 and Imagen and not immediately start scheming to fire 90% of their creative staff?