No, but different people code for different reasons, and neither is more or less "wrong."

Some people (usually the ones who tend to like AI) see coding simply as getting a problem solved, and aren't as interested in how it happens.

Others see code as an artform, and a journey to appreciate in itself. For them, knowing that they are using their knowledge and experience to solve problems that not just anyone can, is part of the fun. It gives us a sense of worth and accomplishment, and that's why we like doing it.

To me it's similar to actual art/painting. Of course artists get upset at AI because they don't want their industry to leave them behind and make them feel unnecessary or less special.

But I don't fault the ones who don't think the way I do... it's just a different way of looking at it.