Raw LLM Responses

So the issue is not that technology takes away jobs - the issue is when technology takes away jobs faster than a) it creates new ones, and b) it takes to retrain the workforce to transition into a new job. I'm sure software development as we know it today will eventually decline and die as a field - I just haven't seen anything to convince me it's happening anytime soon. 90% of the job market softening is because of the economy, and 9.99% is because companies want to believe that AI will save them money. And like 0.01% is actual AI replacing work. What jobs will AI create? I don't know, but I struggle to believe there's a short-term future where solving problems using math and logic is going to stop existing, and no matter what flavor that takes, it will be the people who are majoring in CS and adjacent disciplines that will do that work. This idea that it will be PMs and Brand Managers just vibe coding entire applications via prompts is ... It kinda requires you never having worked with one of those people before to believe it.