This is wishful thinking. The whole point of software is to automate the repetitive, predictable, boring parts of any task, allowing people to focus on the more

This is wishful thinking. The whole point of software is to automate the repetitive, predictable, boring parts of any task, allowing people to focus on the more unpredictable, creative aspects of it. Software development is specially prone to go through this dynamic, since it's a task software developers know very well. Simple tasks that can be completed by "just typing" are good candidates for automation.