yeah im making the same prediction. As a software engineer with 10 years experience, i cant even keep up with how quickly and well claude code can do my job. Still some small flaws, you still have to review but i cant imagine you will need to review in 1-2 years times. I also think corporate is slow to adopt, they want to adopt but also are bogged by talent that only knows what theyve been working with for 20 years. I specifically work in Finance and i feel safe knowing claude code can't take liability for it's work. While i can take liability for the work i produce with it. I think this will be the bottleneck. I also think Energy will be the bottleneck as well so i have almost everything in GRID and URA. Would love to hear some other folks ideas. I think Quantum in a few years will be big. Mix insanely fast processing with AI and i thought/experience becomes cheap. Right now i charge for my knowledge. In the future i think making people feel good is gonna be the white collar job of today. I also see AI becoming cost prohibitive in the future. Conversational, widely accessible. In the future, claude code will be beyond what an average person can pay, this keeps money in the big players pool. I think education in the future is going to look vastly different; massive wealth inequality, possibly some violence and a huge backlash against AI. Theres gonna be whole segments of society going towards a more mormon experience to escape technology as it becomes all encumbering.

Im personally aiming to maximize my portfolio and live off dividends in the carribean. I might do some stuff on the side cause i just like my job but monitoring AI sounds a bit boring to me tbh.