I'm still not clear on what you're really saying. If a human programmer's input doesn't matter at all, then anyone should be able to prompt a model until it spits out the software they want. That might work today for building fun tech demos, but I don't see it happening on projects that have a minimum bar for security/reliability and long-term maintenance. Would you say, for example, a team of 10 managers with no software experience can be as successful as a team of 10 expert programmers at building a large project like an operating system, with both teams having access to the same AI models and budget?