I very much agree with this. Even the top tier models today, without the unit tests, without integration tests, and domain experts reviewing the code would flounder for 50% of the work they do. Sure they can write the unit tests and integration tests themselves, but at that point you aren't in need of a specific system being built, but rather an out of the box solution would probably fit your needs. It does speed up the grunt boilerplate work of development quite a bit, it does help with gnarly bugs and the like, but expertise is still needed. And we as engineers/programmers have systems in place that make using AI easier, we have the human context windows to be able to parse the technical jargon the AI spits out. Will AI for the masses be akin to slightly better automation?