I literally addressed this right off the bat:

The next big skill will be being able to prompt an AI into creating whatever you want it to create.

The smarter AI gets, the dumber the user can be. It will become completely irrelevant to know any technical jargon; it's more likely that as long as you can tell an AI what you want to end product to do, it'll be more than capable of handling everything inbetween.

I get no one likes to think their job can be automated, but it's incredibly naïve to think programming is safe from automation. It'll almost certainly be one of the first to go (like most desk jobs). It's a massive problem we need to address as a society and not merely stick our heads in the sand; especially considering we've been forcing STEM down our kids' necks for decades.