Don't worry, author, I don't think you're a luddite. You make that quite clear with this:

> I can't imaging writing code by myself again

After that, you say that you need to know the intention for "content".

I think it's pretty inconsistent. You have a strict rule in one direction for code and a strict rule in the opposite direction for "content".

I don't think that writing code unassisted should be taken for granted. Addy Osmani covered that in this talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoXHScf1mjA I also don't think all "content" is the sort of content where you need to know the intention. I'll grant that some of it is, for sure.

Edit: I do like intentional writing. However, when AI is generating something high quality, it often seems like it has developed an intention for what it's building, whether one that was conceived and communicated clearly by the person working with the AI or one that emerged unexpectedly through the interaction. And this applies not just to prose but to code.