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The Real Bev <bashley101@gmail.com> wrote or quoted:
>What happens when there are no more toolmakers?

  Well, if by "toolmakers" you mean those devs cranking out text
  editors, search engines, or AI chatbots: We're swimming in them these
  days, more than ever before in human history! So I'd say: I'll cross
  that bridge when I come to it, if we ever actually run low on those
  folks. (Sure, some tech fields are hurting for talent, but that's
  probably not because of the new AI chatbots hitting the scene.)