That isn't needed, as LLMs are way cheaper. Even if they never advance beyond strong new grad, their cheapness is enormous value add on its own. GitHub will presently sell you 1500 AI generated PRs a month for $40. You used to have to pay a human 10K a month, even if it was small stuff.

All kinds of software that are worth as little as 10K a year are now worth building, as making and supporting them is so trivial.

That goes too far in the opposite direction.

Humans come with a broad range of skills and performance; LLMs are inside this range.

The fact LLMs are not human, and the fact that the best humans beat them, is as economically relevant as the fact that a ride-on lawnmower isn't human and (typically) an athlete can outrace them — i.e. it resolves to what you're actually using them for.

Because humans take longer than Claude, and most of them want to be paid more than $200 per month. I don't just have access to another human at my beck and call at all hours.