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When coal got cheaper during the Industrial Revolution, coal miners didn't go broke. The demand for coal actually exploded because new use cases became viable. That's the effect of an economic concept called Jevons Paradox, which could explain why AI won't kill software engineering jobs any time soon. The same might happen with software. AI makes coding cheaper, which means more software gets built and more use cases become available, which means more engineers are needed. Your uncle's bakery couldn't afford custom software before, now it can. But Walmart still needs real engineers to build distributed systems. The bar will rise and people won't get paid to just type syntax anymore, but if you're an actual engineer? I think you will be fine.