Leveraging AI still requires being able to create and communicate the design of a system. My career has taught me that this is a skill which not everyone has.

Leveraging AI still requires being able to create and communicate the design of a system. My career has taught me that this is a skill which not everyone has. I believe there are going to be jobs that become fairly low skill+low pay. But I'm excited about the possibility that more things become approachable as custom development. There's the possibility that more software development is being done: If a $50K custom development job can now be done for $1-2K, that opens up a lot of long tail revenue. Even if the AIs can do 80-90% of it, there's still going to be a 10-20% that needs somebody that knows what is going on. A rising tide buoys all ships. The phrase I keep thinking of is: You aren't going to lose your job to AI, you're going to lose it to a human that can leverage AI.