Yeah, I always suspected this. Increased software productivity facilitated by IA would lead to even more and more complex software. But are we the software wor

Yeah, I always suspected this. Increased software productivity facilitated by IA would lead to even more and more complex software. But are we the software workers going to see the results of our increased productivity in our paychecks or are we now on the same boat as the other proletarians that haven't seen their salaries increase in proportion to the increases on their productivities facilitated by automation since the 70s. Are we going to enter history as the last profession to resist feudalization, the last one who gave a lower class person some chance of upward mobility only to finally be conquered by the power of the ultra-rich?