For me, the problem with all of these potential edge cases is the financialized aspect of it. If you're some sort of a specialist and you dream up an app that can help you, the AI coding of it 1) Isn't going to be free forever, the whole point of burning this VC money is to create a market for it and then financialize the demand, think of Uber. & 2) still requires time to test it, re run iterations, etc. You can go on upwork right now and find a guy in Bangladesh that has been writing python code since he was 12 to write your basic app now for a few hundred bucks and it will work the first time with someone else doing all of the debugging work.
So if you're that specialist, how much are you willing to spend per month on a subscription to access the service that can write your code for you, and how much time are you willing to sink into it? Are those two combined a better or worse use of time and capital than going on upwork/fiverr?