Yeah I think it's a mistake to focus on writing "readable" or even "maintainable" code. We need to let go of these aging paradigms and be open to adopting a new one.
It's what they were trained on after-all.
However what they produce is often highly readable but not very maintainable due to the verbosity and obvious comments. This seems to pollute codebases over time and you see AI coding efficiency slowly decline.
The things you mentioned are important but have been on their way out for years now regardless of LLMs. Have my ambivalent upvote regardless.
This is a completely new thing which will have transformative consequences.
It's not just a way to do what you've always done a bit more quickly.