I hate this take. I have no idea why some people believe that in the future years of experience in a field like software engineering will no longer be marketab

I hate this take. I have no idea why some people believe that in the future years of experience in a field like software engineering will no longer be marketable skill, but typing some stuff into a text box will be. It's like an elevator operator arguing that automation of elevators will make their jobs easier overlooking the fact that if literally anyone can do the job then they're probably not going to be needed. I'm not saying there won't be people in the future typing commands into an input field either, but the point is that this doesn't take any real experience and if it is a job it will be paid extremely poorly. Yes, in the present it might make you more productive compared to your co-workers, but in a few years don't be surprised if other people learn they can also write text into an input field and they might just decide to do it themselves.