One implication of this worldview is that as long as there are still some identifiable high-leverage places where humans still write better code than LLMs
I agree (at least on the short term as you point out), but it seems hard to predict what these places will be (and thus hard to prepare for it), and it still seems likely that the market will be tough for the 90% of the programmers that are not experts in the specific niche things AIs are not good at.
I agree (at least on the short term as you point out), but it seems hard to predict what these places will be (and thus hard to prepare for it), and it still seems likely that the market will be tough for the 90% of the programmers that are not experts in the specific niche things AIs are not good at.