> code is solved and apps will cost nothing to build,

it probably depends on apps. For some generic boilerplate fitness tracker maybe.

But I write some complicated code daily using all Frontier models (I switch between them), and in all cases it takes many back and force iterations to get to the code quality (clean design, no obvious bugs) up to my standards.

There is absolutely not a single line of code human created, no matter how abstract or esotheric, that an AI model can not code faster, cheaper and better. None, not one, in the whole history of mankind and computing

Now, code generated by AI, of course it takes time to generate by our current models, trillions of parameters analyzed to produce an output takes time and resources. You don't take credit for that, I stopped doing that. It is the model that deserves the credit. We are not writing complicated code, we are delegating that to AI models and they make take time to resolve the problems they may face, but they still will do it a million times faster than the best of us

Coding remains solved