I think of this as what does it mean to be human and what craft do we enjoy - does knowing that chess engines can beat most of us take away the fun of playing chess with another person. Similarily does knowing that an factory can mass produce my furniture take away the pleasure of making a chair with my hand - there will be place for both as well as there will be new kinds of chairs to be made with AI.

Hitherto we have always thought of software as one for many - the aspects of adoption of software is left to humans.

Maybe we will shift more of our skills to higher level skills - how do we make more enjoyable products rather than how do we learn the nuance of programming languages, software paradigms and we may evolve software and technical paradigms around these.

I doubt this is the age of the death of building. We will just invent and build new things.

Generative Media by AI - while dystopian can also make us think what does media really means - will there be more value on in-person media rather than digital media?

Will it also mean we have a larger spectrum of artists who can now create - not just books and blogs but multi-media experiences that are immersive worlds/moments?