I looked up lawyers too (https://willrobotstakemyjob.com/23-1011-lawyers). Given the fact that a lot of the legal research and discovery work that lawyers do is already being done by software instead of junior level humans, I think that number is completely wrong. A lot of legal work outside of negotiation is essentially data transformation and interpretation which is exactly what machine learning is good for. Law is probably second to accounting for massive disruption in the next few years, but it's a close call.