Waning days of the career associated with it. Similar to how old craftsmanship has been superseded by machine/industrialisation. The need for mastery of the cr

Waning days of the career associated with it. Similar to how old craftsmanship has been superseded by machine/industrialisation. The need for mastery of the craft will be lesser, and so mastery of it will wane, as people depend on AI instead. Then if you ever need someone to do it without AI, you might no longer be able to find anyone with the craftsmanship know-how to do it. Also, it'll probably bring down how good coding is as a career. As productivity enters this quantum state, you'll need less engineers, and they'll need less qualifications, which might translate to less jobs, worse pay, and an increased expectation in productivity that makes you dependent on AI, as you can no longer meet these expectations and compete with others if you also dont fully leverage AI.