That's actually a great supporting point to why AI will wipe most developers out. What you're referring to is one of the AI systems that I mention that the top

That's actually a great supporting point to why AI will wipe most developers out. What you're referring to is one of the AI systems that I mention that the top ~25% will still write code for directly. It's a governing AI system. Most software development doesn't involve tasks that can very easily kill people with N thousand pounds of fast moving metal. Most software development is trivial by comparison in terms of challenge/complexity. It'll be wiped out accordingly. Why would you need anything more than a human handler to sign off on AI development as it goes down a path? It'll be able to build drastically faster than a median developer can and it can do it without getting tired (its productivity won't implode after 4-6 hours). All you'll need are some human handlers to approve key decisions during the process of development (to ensure you get to the end product that is desired).