If an AI can "rationalize" your product, know your database, know your design, legal, and other constraints, at that point, what employment role is not at risk?

If an AI can "rationalize" your product, know your database, know your design, legal, and other constraints, at that point, what employment role is not at risk? You wouldn't need project or product managers or designers. Heck, at that point, you don't need accountants either. Maybe you have a team that supervises the AI - but, really, you could have an AI do that. So you have the business owner(s) and zero employees. No more tech companies as everything can be done by AI, including CEO work. What I actually expect: better tooling. We were not replaced when we went from punch cards to C - it just increased demand for programmers. AI may be the next tooling, but I only see more opportunity: solutions happening faster.