> The "problem" is that as you move up the levels of abstraction, you need fewer people to do the same amount of work.
This will lower the entry barrier to developing software so more people will go into the field. Before you needed to know a programming language, now you will just have a dialogue with a language model.
> I've always felt that programmers would be the first class of knowledge workers to be put out of work by automation.
We've been automating our work for 70 years, and look how many programmers are employed now. The more we automate, the more capable our field becomes and more applications pop up.
