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Which career path is not ruined by AI?
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Prostitution.
I am not saying it's the ideal career choice for most people, however it isn't something ruined by AI...
And there are opportunities to progress into a madam or pimp. Plus you get a funky hat with a feather, I'm unsure how this process goes though (I would imagine there must be some sort of application process for the hat).
I actually think you are on to something here as I feel like there will always be people who desire to be with a "real human".
That said if they ever developed something like a holodeck in real life I can see it making a dent in the industry.
Like morally I'm completely fine with prostitution, although in practice consent is hugely important for me, and you can never be truly certain if they are being coerced into the practice by a pimp/madam/other extenuating circumstance. With a computer consent really becomes a non issue, and thus a little more "morally okay".