I agree with your basic premise that AI is, at the moment, mostly only good for writing pretty simple code for pretty simple problems. The few things I've had i

I agree with your basic premise that AI is, at the moment, mostly only good for writing pretty simple code for pretty simple problems. The few things I've had it do for me, even though simple, still needed a bit of massaging (although I haven't been using GPT 4). But to your final point, that sort of seems like the way it's going to go in the mid-term. The human skill is going to be in figuring out what needs to be done/how to ask AI for it, and the AI will do the nitty gritty of writing it. Right now, for more complex tasks, the human skill is _both_ in recognizing what needs to be done _and_ in doing it. The second part is going to move to AI probably quite a ways before the first part.