Do you think the role of instructional designer disappears in the next 5–10 years? Or does it evolve into something new entirely?

There's no doubt that AI is going to eventually overtake much of the role of an ID in the development space. So, thinking your mad Captivate/Storyline skills are keeping you at an organization is probably going to lead to significant disappointment by 2035. In the meantime, as organizations continue to invest in AI rapid development platforms, how have you seen your role begin to change? Would you rather spend your days building a couple courses a week/month like now, or validating 10-15 AI-generated courses in the future? What are you planning to do?