The way I see it, they are two types of ("technical") peoples:
The ones that loves the technicity, the challenge of building something, putting complex things together, the puzzle part of creating something.
The ones that wants to have stuff build to use them, were coding was just a mean to an end. (DHH mentioned in his podcast with Lex Fridman, that he is more in this category)
For the later, AI is the perfect tool that could come around, removing that barrier that was stopping them to achieve their needs (which you appear to be part of, I'm saying this without no jugement)
The writer of the blog post is in the former category.
The ones that loves the technicity, the challenge of building something, putting complex things together, the puzzle part of creating something.
The ones that wants to have stuff build to use them, were coding was just a mean to an end. (DHH mentioned in his podcast with Lex Fridman, that he is more in this category)
For the later, AI is the perfect tool that could come around, removing that barrier that was stopping them to achieve their needs (which you appear to be part of, I'm saying this without no jugement)
The writer of the blog post is in the former category.