That's a good point. I should have said "a more significant impact". It could be argued that the impact of the last decades were offset by increased support role and tech jobs. I think in 5-10 will be when a lot of the current tech and support jobs also get filled by automation. Or where its an "automation of creativity" where you don't have a broad general intelligence, but you do have programs that present a few good options that could be considered creative depending on the domain.