Makes sense. Someone asked me a similar question and I had the same sentiment. I used a different analogy of if a robot were able to do specific mechanic skill

Makes sense. Someone asked me a similar question and I had the same sentiment. I used a different analogy of if a robot were able to do specific mechanic skills to fix a car that wouldn't necessarily put mechanics out of a job. Someone still needs to figure out and understand what the problem is before solving it. A robot that's really good at automating fixing brakes becomes a tool for the mechanic. The mechanic is still there to determine your brakes are the problem. I look forward to AI because it's an amplifier of what you can do. If it can help reduce 10 hours of implementation details down to 3 hours, that's valuable.