I personally could see some broad psychological impacts. Always better to ease new things in. That way people have time to adapt, build comfort, and general understanding. It also gives lots of time for AI researchers to gain valuable feedback as they work on alignment and maturation of AI.

Was just thinking in regards to specificity for the use case you want to develop with AI assistance.

Hoping AI helps most to augment humans better. Faster and better collaborative tooling that helps creatives get into a type of flow that wasn't possible before, or took large teams to accomplish.

Maybe learning how to prompt AI will be the biggest skill in the near future?

I personally think the psychology field should have a specialization branch within it that focuses on AI and the alignment with positive human behavior. That I think will be very important as AI becomes more indistinguishable from human conversation.

Have that branch become a consortium that focuses on policies and directives.

Especially if the future will curtail more to personalization services that AI can offer.