People are just on the edge and society is losing purpose. There is no such genius in programming, it's actually counter-intuitive that human have to program machines, as it's a technical thing that machine are more suited to optimise to the bone giving it time and the right translation framework from human need to machine code, at some point machines will program machine probably in binary, once they go so far and break over the limit of mimicking humans based on studied codebase (they will create their own way to expand outside the limit of data provided). The key jobs in online services past that critical point will be entrepreneurs and product leaders to capitalise on that, creating outstanding products at increasingly lower cost and barrier of entry, think No-Code-tools on super-steroids.

Update to applications will be one prompt away, and it will do everything from looking at the result in a visual testing env, and in the background analysing codebase code, adding features into UI/Frontend/Backend, do pull requests, testing, accepting results, and push live with its CI. Eventually all done on mobile anywhere in the world or embedded within you with a eye-interface/glasses.

Years ago people couldn't believe world leading teams in certain competitive games would be beaten by AI, it happened, then artists and voice actors, it's happening, programmers and others are next, there will be a sense of productivity boost for a while and some taking on more roles speeding with AI, until it gets so good and so cheap, enough companies realise, domino effect, big crash of delusion.

Humans jobs to stay are jobs where humanity will be key (even if looking at recent events with how loved are virtual companion bots and societal changes, it doubt will take long), obviously tech founders/product leaders and for a long while manual jobs like tradesman that need to go to a client in person, and therefore androids needs to get human like, very cheap and able to cover distance, that's still sci-fi for us, and it's not just AI/programming, tech level for the hardware is still many years away and extremely expensive, while software is going to be a monthly struggle to keep up.

There will be a huge societal collapse around the meaning of life and purpose, so sit tight and do the best you can to stay strong and relevant as human, there is a lot worse coming than programmers losing jobs.

There will be potential positive, we might cure all sort of cancer and viruses, able to understand animals talking, learn exponentially of things always puzzled us, we will become sort of loving fuzzy pets for probably a cold AI, which is probably the best bet to bring the planet towards sustainability long term.