Presumably the "brogrammer" will still be the one feeding data into the model and stitching together the code it produces, vetting it, and deploying it because

Presumably the "brogrammer" will still be the one feeding data into the model and stitching together the code it produces, vetting it, and deploying it because it is going to be massively more effective to have him do it vs the manager whose area of expertise is managing people and finance. This will drastically increase the total output of all the "brogrammers" maybe even enough to replace some of the spagetti code out there with more reliable work.