Honestly both.

I suspect a lot of people who formerly might have been interested in a web dev tutorial now just an LLM to make them a website.

I'm still doing hybrid coding, half LLM half manually. But every new LLM does more and more of the job...

I constantly get dragged into web tech from tangential projects. I still found it valuable to take the time to learn Electron (and update my front end knowledge) properly to do a port of an Electron app for a slightly different context.

I used AI to extract the raw frontend structure of the app because I know I can't design to save my life. And I still need to tweak it quite a bit because the interface was always janky (a desktop app but content is overflowing everywhere, and it definitely can all fit in a typical full screen view). But the act of structuring that stuff into a modern framework and hooking up the logic will still come down to me.