Not a pro-dev but in & around IT for many many years. My issue with the LLMs is not that "it will replace" your expensive staff. The problem/challenge imho is

Not a pro-dev but in & around IT for many many years. My issue with the LLMs is not that "it will replace" your expensive staff. The problem/challenge imho is not how to produce 1000 lines of code. Yes I can do that myself with LLM even now. The real challenge is that business need people that understand the business as well. You've most likely all had arguments in your workplaces with people that make a code suggestion, that 'seems right' at the time but in your core you feel that this will be just a technical debt, or will create some security issue in the future. So cutting down from (e.g.) 10 experienced devs to 2, to save money, will come at the cost of having the business coming back to you asking for more & different things as the direction/strategy is different.