Your job may not disappear, but AI can still reduce the value of parts of it.
The risk is not only replacement. It is spending most of your week on work that becomes faster, cheaper, easier to copy, or possible with fewer people. Your title may stay the same while your options, authority or prospects begin to narrow.
This book helps you find where that risk sits in your own job and what to do before the market makes the choice for you.
You will learn how to:
identify the parts of your working week most exposed to AI;distinguish work that is becoming easier to replace from responsibilities where judgment, accountability and trust still matter;read which of four directions your role is actually travelling, from narrowing scope to a genuine upgrade;choose the one move that fits that direction, without quitting or starting your career again.You do not need another list of AI tools, supposedly safe jobs or human skills that technology will never touch. You need a clear view of the work you are actually paid to do, where its value is changing and where your experience can still count.
The Job Title Changes Last gives you a practical way to read the work inside your role, decide what to stop over-investing in and choose where to reposition next.
About the author
Daniel Schatz has spent decades in information security and enterprise risk, most of it where risk has to be explained to the people who will be held accountable for it. He holds a PhD in Information Security and an LL.M. in IT Law, has published peer-reviewed research on how organisations value and price risk, and works as a chief information security officer.