I think thats cause you're talking to software engineering.

There's lot of places where the cost of some simple program to do X is just to site-specific that it's cost per unit of automation is just too high.

I assume a lot of laid of software developers will find those jobs and AI will fills those voids.

Once those voids are filled, they'll need to justify their value prop, and SaaS are natural targets of high niche and low code responsibilities.

If you (generic) haven't yet used AI to script away some annoyances that you know you could do but never got around to, you really need to try. It's an eye-opener for sure.