To the extent that anyone can be replaced they will be replaced and nothing they do now will save them. The good news is that so far I haven't seen companies having much success outright replacing workers with AI chatbots.

it's not successfully replacing them with AI that is the problem; it's firing them to then replace them with AI which, when it doesn't work is either too late or at best incredibly disruptive for the people impacted.

They don't have the successes but they do replace them. I've seen a couple of examples of that in the last couple of months, there is just no way to avoid these abominations any more.