So it's not about replacing, it's about teaching them how to do better and forget a little bit about how to write the code, and worry about the architecture and the quality of what you're writing, but let the AI write it.
I remember when I went from developer to manager, I had to transition from that when our team grew. People were asking me, do you regret moving from developer to manager? And I was like, well, sometimes I want to code more, but what I had to learn is how to code with somebody else's hands. So my goal was, how do I convince this person to code what I'm thinking? And I think with AI it's the same thing. How do I convince this AI to write what I'm thinking? But it does it like a million times faster than me.
