I think you need to take a step back into the business realm first and ask this: what bullshit jobs go away with AI solutions? Those areas of software developm

I think you need to take a step back into the business realm first and ask this: what bullshit jobs go away with AI solutions? Those areas of software development supporting them are likely the first groups of developers that will become redundant. I think there will be an inflection point with things like insurance claim processing, non-sales call centers, help desk/IT (any non-physical elements), time tracking, payroll and HR. Those areas of business are the ones that are cost centers, aka SG&A (sales, general and admin costs) in the corporation's P&L statements. Look at software jobs that support these areas of businesses. If all the mundane tasks in those areas are mostly handled by AI with consistent, repeatable outputs then its cheaper and changing systems will be faster. The largest cost of changing systems in those areas is re-training staff on a new system. I think this means rapid consolidation of solutions in those areas (i.e. VC/BigTech money scooping up companies).