What AI won't replace in my work

Writing code is getting cheaper every month. What isn't getting cheaper is deciding what to build, noticing what a customer really means, and owning the result when it's live.

The parts of my job I value most are the human ones: sitting with someone who runs a clinic or a restaurant and understanding their day. No model can attend that meeting for me.

So I'm investing less in memorising syntax and more in judgment, communication and taste. Those compound.