> The demand for photographs is fixed. The demand for software is infinite.

A highly dubious assertion. If demand for software is infinite, why don't we have infinite software, since we now have the ability to create infinite software?

> Without checking the code you can't know if it's good enough or not.

And even after checking the code, you still won't know if it's good enough, as evidenced by the large number of bugs that get shipped. I think it's clear that AI can do at least a good job checking code as humans can, so my argument stands.

> good enough isn't good enough

It seems like you are playing word games instead of addressing my argument. Can you please explain the point you were trying to make with this argument?