> More often than not, you're just dealing with logic bugs

Definitely. More often than not you're dealing with logic bugs. So the thing solving them will sometimes have to be able to reason quite well across large code bases (not every bug of course, but quite often) to the point I don't really see how it's different than general intelligence if it can do that well. And if it gets to the point its AGIish , I don't see why it can't do Kernel work (or in the very least - reduce the amount of jobs dramatically in that space as well). Perhaps you can automate 50% of the job where we're not really thinking at all as programmers, but the other 50% (or less, or more, debatable) involves planning, reasoning, debugging, thinking. Even if all you do is python and js.