The end of algorithmic, functional programming, for one thing.
Man, a reasoning, although not necessarily reasonable, creature shall abandon hope and paradise for more time to look forward to machines smarter than himself?
Reasoning is just a small part of the having-an-advanced-technical-culture game. In some ways, all machines are smarter than all humans. I can get a warranty from Goodyear for my tire to faithfully perform a mindless task for 5 years, day in and day out, without fail. Goodyear wouldn't dream of offering such a warrant on a person, would they?
In my humble opinion, we are rapidly approaching the point where it will be often impossible to debug our code, and our code, consequently, is going to have to learn to be responsible for discerning and fixing it's own bugs. Or, more likely, ignoring them with impugnity.
Just as well I'll be out of this picture--I was born&raised to smite bugs to restore code to it's pristine crystalline beauty, and this will be a foreign world to me.
Probably right for mainline applications. There will always be some use for programmers, just as mathematicians still find things to do. I mean, we need to do something besides watch videos and go fishing. Or maybe it won't be so bad after all, come to think of it.
Matter cannot reason and not even the most ardent materialists argue that living things can will themselves into a new species so this argument is absolute nonsense.