I agree that almost no Software 1.0 will be effected by this. Software 2.0 will start doing the jobs humans do now because Software 1.0 can't, e.g. security gua

I agree that almost no Software 1.0 will be effected by this. Software 2.0 will start doing the jobs humans do now because Software 1.0 can't, e.g. security guard, customer support, as well as your examples. The real interesting things will be Software 1.0 and 2.0 working together. You use 1.0 to run and validate the work of 2.0 that is guided by prompts. An example of this would be using prompts to generate source code that is compiled and tested. The real TDD is only writing tests and letting Software 2.0 create the code for you. This extends to other work like engineering as well.