There are growing concerns ChatGPT is coming for white-collar jobs. 

A global equity analyst has warned ChatGPT will take up one third of office roles and upend finance and law professions by 2030.

Jarden Global Equity Analyst Ben Stewart says the finance and law professions in particular require training to process data, something ChatGPT has already been taught to do.

Ben Stewart notes that technology has required workers to move into newly created positions that are more focused on creativity and strategy, and that ChatGPT could be a useful tool in these roles.

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