Most QA, most analyst positions, a good chunk of the kludge in intellectually challenging jobs, like medical diagnostics or software engineering, most administrative work, including in education and in healthcare, about 80% of customer success, about 80% of sales, are all within striking distance of automation with current-generation LLMs. And taht's entirely ignoring the 2nd-order effects in robotics and manufacturing.
You don't need LLM to replace QA. Just fire them, push some testing to developers and the rest to the users. Shareholders will be pleased by budget efficiency!
