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How soon are we talking? Tons of people reject AI, and they continue making software.
I'm sure even in companies things are going to change, as it's already not cheaper to make software with AI, not to mention the technical debt they're building with nobody understanding the code largely produced by AI. Sure, as much as I want it, AI is probably not going to go away completely, but it's going to swing back hard in the other direction.
The philosophy at my company has become "create technical debt, then declare technical bankruptcy and rewrite with severe breaking changes".
Swap AI with humans and this statement continues to be true.
You understand there is a difference though right?
Even if that statement is true is generality, it's not like replacing a person, wholesale with an LLM, is a one for one exchange.