As with any other kind of automation, if AI takes over programming jobs, that will introduce a new kind of job in itself (I don't know which kind of job... mayb

As with any other kind of automation, if AI takes over programming jobs, that will introduce a new kind of job in itself (I don't know which kind of job... maybe one in which programmers have to review/double check the code the AI has produced? They won't be programmers anymore, but they'll get a different name I guess). So, the programmers who don't adapt and become, let's say, "AI-code checkers", they will be jobless. The programmers who can adapt, will still have a job. I don't see any difference here. Same has happened before: - programmers who were punching cards - programmers who were writting assembly - programmers who were writting C code - programmers who are wiring SAAS APIs together - programmers who are reviewing AI code - etc.