Ask HN: Given advent of AI driven coding, would you still recommend the field?

I feel I've been underestimating the progress of A.I. in last few years. But that all changed when I interacted with text to image generators. I wrote few prompts, and it exceeded my expectations, and as someone who used to be in painting/drawing, I can see how many hours of hours it'd taken me or even a professional to accomplish this.

Sure end result wasn't 100% logical, but it was MORE than enough. And creativeness and variety more than made up for it.

I'm thinking in near future you could have 1 senior engineer vs whole team. And this engineer simply writes very detailed prompts. Generates 20 copies of code, and pick one from them. Edit them a bit here and there, and boom work of 11 developers done in a day.

I know it sounds far fetched but I didn't think A.I. could take few words I typed and generate an image even better than I had imagined, with more details that I hadn't even mentioned automatically added.

Given this, is software engineering viable career for people starting out right now. I think we are ok for next 10 years?