There is a point in there, long-range analysis and debugging without AI
is much harder, AI spots lots of non-obvious stuff very fast.
If we consider "spotting non-obvious flaws" a skill, this will
atrophy as beginners will learn to use AI to scan code for
flaws,it is effective but doesn't teach anything, reading long blocks
of code and mentally simulating it is a incredibly valuable skill
and it will find stuff AI misses(something that is too complex, e.g. nested/recursive control flow,async
and co-routines/threads interacting,etc), AI goes for obvious stuff first and
has to be manually pointed to "identify flaws, focusing on X".
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