It is a very well opinionated topic and every answer here will tell you one or another story from personal experience, general guide and trends around AI. People will fear it, get fascinated by it and eventually accept the inevitable too.

Here's my take: If you plan on staying relevant, it's not about how good of a programmer you are or how fast you can type or how much code you can generate. That advantage is gone now. Even those fancy theoretical terms for solving actual problem and basic DSA is redundant nowadays. AI can do lot of code in a very short span. But that doesn't make it easier too. Next era of coders will require a skill that was never less important, how to solve a problem.

The reason is, AI doesn't know whole context of what you want until you describe it properly and since we are human, we will always miss one thing or another or something obvious. That being said, don't focus on being a great programmer since that advantage is gone now but still learn the basics. Do your job using AI while still learning how it's been done side by side since that knowledge will never go away. Eventually experience matters more than then tool whether done with AI or not.