"It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it"
Middle managers aren't going to give up their salaries when there are perfectly good underlings to sacrifice first, especially when they can just tell the Chat GPT to do the codes like they read in that ebook they bought last night.
It'll never be that simple. Middle managers want to imagine and dream in a place where AI is the bottom tier of their worker category, but in the end of the day it makes them bottom tier.
A way I've always explained it to people is that ChatGPT is based off our knowledge and if knowledge is never improved by a human constantly updating ChatGPT it will never improve it will just make up shit to fill in the blanks and it will not be free of error. AI can loose coherency on it's data if the data it is training on is full of errors. Like data death due to compressing what is compressed over and over again.
Middle managers aren't going to give up their salaries when there are perfectly good underlings to sacrifice first, especially when they can just tell the Chat GPT to do the codes like they read in that ebook they bought last night.