It's pretty much the same story with software development. There are two camps and the bigger camp got hit hard. Nowadays I feel entitled to use the "software engineer" title. Essentially, all the decisions-making and nuanced trade-offs which AI is not capable of making; that's engineering. AI can only do programming and code analysis... At least so far.

That said, in the past couple of month, AI has gained a lot of ground on the 'project management' front in terms of planning capability for a lot of simple to medium-complexity projects. It still needs a lot of help for more complex projects. Just today, it almost fooled me into making a major structural mistake but thankfully I asked the right question and saved myself a lot of future problems; it was essentially dancing around a critical point and giving me the illusion that the critical point had been addressed but only when I phrased my question in a particular way, I understood the core issue was not addressed.