Usually the response, for the last years, has been "no no you don't get it, it'll get so much better" and then they make the context window slightly larger and make it run python code to do math.
What will really happen is that you and people like you will let Claude or some other commerical product write code, which it then owns. The second Claude becomes more expensive, you will pay, because all your tooling, your "prompts saved in commits" etc. will not work the same with whatever other AI offer.
You've just reinvented vendor lock in, or "highly paid consultant code", on a whole new level.
You're all being fooled by emergent behavior, which acts like intelligence, but really doesn't fool people who are familiar with how to write code.
I'm sorry, I'm not sure how to say this without sounding elitist, but the goal post has not moved since GPT 3. These tools, autonomously, produce code that only fools the clueless. I don't know how else to put it and I'm getting really tired of this argument that "look, company with billions and some of the buggiest shittest software is using AI to write it". No shit they are.
So what's going to happen? We will see the same divide we've seen with JavaScript. It's new, then everyone says it's what everyone must use. C++ developers no longer needed--its all JS now. No need for native UIs, it's all JS now. If you're not learning the latest web tech, you'll miss out and fall behind. If you're studying for anything but web, you'll be out of a job in 5 years. And now, a couple decades later, we are still waiting for it.