The structural problem developer communities are naming is not that AI tools are bad at coding — it is that the transition path assumes destinations that do not yet exist. When game dev studios ship with AI and entry-level coding roles compress, the conventional answer is to move up the stack: architect, oversee, prompt-engineer. But that answer presupposes a labor market that absorbs the volume of people displaced from execution roles into judgment roles at comparable scale. The Bluesky conversation does not reject that possibility abstractly — it asks the…