What is still hard to become good at as AI makes coding easier?

It's hard, apparently, to be a compassionate and problem-solving person.

When you get older, you will complain that nobody made life easier for seniors, with exoskeletons, products with descriptions in type larger than two points, and social networks that offer help "just in time" instead of ads for janky shit and increasing numbers of scams and phishing.

Educational tools for students so that they learn logical deduction, conduct real experiments, build small devices for specific tasks that arise, learn to assess and solve problems by multiple means, and importantly, to assess situations logically, be open to different ideas, to sniff out propaganda and biases, and to critique honestly and carefully.

Anything to take back privacy, agency and real community in life, "bottom up" rather than filtered through Big Brother's sieve.

Find a way to combat propaganda-spreading bots (peacefully), and if social media won't do it, invent new social media. Build the framework for sharing communities rather than overconsumption.

Taste, figuring out what to actually build, product discovery, figuring out what not to build, listening to your customers, finding product market fit, product strategy.

Product Design in the pure 'this is how it works elegantly with nothing else to remove' way and not the simple UI meaning of the word.

Defining requirements.

effective communication