But all the examples you gave (compilers, automated QA, data entry) fall firmly within the "repetitive" marker. These were all pretty much rote jobs where a person was essentially asked to be like a computer and follow a simple algorithm.

But ChatGPT is now killing jobs that are solely about creativity, like copywriting. That is a new, and rather unexpected, turn of events. I saw a good quote, I think it was on Twitter: "What kind of world have we built where the humans slave away at physically demanding jobs for minimum wage, while the computers write poetry and paint all day."