> The developers who still think their job is about writing code will perhaps not have a job in the future. The Jira ticket munchers represent a good chunk (if

> The developers who still think their job is about writing code will perhaps not have a job in the future. The Jira ticket munchers represent a good chunk (if not, most) of the workforce in case you haven't noticed. Also, just because you will still have a job somewhere not too far from a codebase, it doesn't mean that it will be a worth job having. Think how awful human made legacy codebases can be. Now imagine a codebase 100x bigger without the human friction of generating code (think of all the execution paths that will never be hit but will neverthless be there in big quantities increasing the time you need to understand the codebase). Now imagine that most jobs involve dealing with such codebases. Good look, keeping your dev job and spending the rest of your career trying to understand AI generated codebases.