We usually work for 3-5 companies at the same time and we swap one out around every month: we do integrations for our own product and troubleshooting for clients. I meet far more people who should find another quickly per month than 9, including dba's, cto's, devs, secops, decops, managers etc.
Currently AI already beats most of them on single one shot tasks but LLMs are not consistent across tasks for the same project; nor are a lot of humans but at the moment better than LLMs. And seeing the progress over the past 2 years; yes they get better at the one shot tasks, amazingly so, but consistency, even in the same conversation is a big issue. They just are not. So humans will win until that is fixed, if it can be. And hallucinating; people bluff about their knowledge too, but they can be corrected and might soak up that knowledge; for LLMs it's not proven it's even possible to fix this.
Currently AI already beats most of them on single one shot tasks but LLMs are not consistent across tasks for the same project; nor are a lot of humans but at the moment better than LLMs. And seeing the progress over the past 2 years; yes they get better at the one shot tasks, amazingly so, but consistency, even in the same conversation is a big issue. They just are not. So humans will win until that is fixed, if it can be. And hallucinating; people bluff about their knowledge too, but they can be corrected and might soak up that knowledge; for LLMs it's not proven it's even possible to fix this.