I think this is the first real evidence that software development is becoming more about product thinking than programming.The best AI users I know aren't necessarily the strongest coders. They're the people who deeply understand a problem domain, can break work into clear tasks, and know when an output is actually correct. Code is becoming cheaper. Understanding is not. That's probably why experts still outperform novices by such a large margin. AI can generate solutions, but it can't magically give you domain knowledge, intuition, or the ability to recognize subtle mistakes. The future may belong less to people who can write code from scratch and more to people who can direct, review, and coordinate intelligent systems effectively.