+1. I've tried really hard to replace even some parts of my job with AI ever since GPT3 era, unsuccessfully. All it does for me is it allows me to enter unfamiliar domains (such as e.g. SwiftUI) but then I'm all on my own. In domains where I already have expertise it just doesn't work well. So it is a productivity booster, sure, but I don't see it replacing anyone doing non-bullshit work. I don't even see a trend line pointing in that direction.