As a non senior data engineer, I think AI can take my job already, except that it requires my company to open up its code base for AI to consume and train senio

As a non senior data engineer, I think AI can take my job already, except that it requires my company to open up its code base for AI to consume and train seniors to be better prompt engineers so that they spend less time modifying code written by AI. There are a lot of edge cases but I think the tech is already here. To escape from that fate I'm going to drill deeper into k8s, docker and Linux system programming. I know a better route is to launch a career that translates requirements from business stakeholders and develop an AI-friendly architecture so that our AI lords can conveniently code functions, scripts and programs without much interference. But throughout my career life I have tried my best to avoid that road (because I'm not interested in business), so I have to pick the second best way -- serve our AI lords by maintaining infrastructure for them, just like rhino birds serving rhinos I shall serve our AI lords faithfully in eternity, even after death when my coding skills can be consumed by them.