In regards to B: Wouldn't the agencies most affected by this type to image-to-website tech already be affected by WYSIWYG operations, (squarespace, wix, wordpr

In regards to B: Wouldn't the agencies most affected by this type to image-to-website tech already be affected by WYSIWYG operations, (squarespace, wix, wordpress, etc.)? I am curious how many agencies are developing simple html/css enough that this type of thing would dry up work. As far as point A: I don't know if there will ever be a "final state" of web development. For every automation fix that is introduced to the web dev space, 10 new technologies are developed that provided an added layer of complexity. I think the web is bit different from traditional jobs being taken over by automation in that (as far as we know) there isn't a hard limit on how far we can push web technology and use. If anything, the people who would be replaced by these automation services are (presumably) the ones who would be developing the automation systems and integration to begin with.