Quite the opposite: you’re going to be in even higher demand and will make more money. Yes, it will be possible for one person to do the work of many, but that

Quite the opposite: you’re going to be in even higher demand and will make more money. Yes, it will be possible for one person to do the work of many, but that just means each person becomes more valuable. It’s also a law in economics that supply often drives demand, and that’s definitely the case in your field. Companies and individuals will want even more of what you want. It’s not like laundry detergent (one can only consume so much of that). There’s almost no limit to how much of what you supply that people could consume. The way I see it, your output could multiply 100 fold. You could build out large, complex projects that used to take massive teams all by yourself, and in a fraction of the time. Companies can than monetize that for consumers. AI is just a tool. Software engineers got rich when their tools got better. More engineers entered the field, and they just kept getting richer. That’s because the value of each engineer increased as they became more productive, and that value helped drive demand.