My guess is that we've already seen the greater part of the innovation that AI offers. There will continue to be incremental refinements (eventually AI will be able to draw hands that don't look mangled), but there won't be a whole lot of jobs "eliminated."
Stock photography demand will decline (or then again, maybe it'll be necessary as training data). Tasks that are already automated may be marginally improved (I'm looking at you, "press one for English"). Accessibility features will improve as we improve in translating between media and between languages.
I could be WAY off, but it's hard to see a trajectory that is truly revolutionary. Quantum and analog computers notwithstanding.