> And as this goes on, folks who can run an LLM _and_ understand/criticize/rework/re-prompt are just going to get more and more scarce.

As long as LLMs keep constantly making mistakes and introducing bugs and humans keep having to verify their output and clean up after them it should mean plenty of work for the few humans alive who can actually understand the code. Future AI models being trained on an increasingly large body of vibe coded bug-filled slop will only make the problem worse.

A small number of people with skills that are in demand will tend to make good money, and jobs that make good money will attract more people into learning how to code.