^Some researchers gathered some data and tried to determine the chances of a job being automated by robots. It's a little scary but impressive how so many jobs that exist today can just be done by robots.
Most of the programmer in western countries handle a lot more than the coding of things. If your job contains even a tiny bit of analysis, the probability drop significantly. Computer system analyst has a 0.6% chance of being automated according to this. Software Developer is 4.2%.
I think code can be recursively defined as "the translation of precise requirements to code". Seems like it's word games and everyone just wants to name the "last automatable thing" after what their current role is