I agree with you. The same way compiling code meant that 99% of the code was machine-generated, but you still wrote tons of code. Lots of code is boilerplate o

I agree with you. The same way compiling code meant that 99% of the code was machine-generated, but you still wrote tons of code. Lots of code is boilerplate or large switch statements (esp in OOP), or other such things. All of which AI code completion makes a breeze. The actual hard parts of code (often the various ways of connecting two disparate systems), AI doesn't really help with unless you tell it what to do and how, so you're still the ultimate important decision-maker in this scenario and can't be "replaced"