A great chance ahead is to solve the "I know it when I see it" kind of problems, with Programming-by-Example practice.
Say sorting. You don't need to learn any computer science to tell a list of number is sorted or not.
Problem with the specs. Yes it's irritating to give spec that covers all the cases. But it's a universal problem in software engineering "How do I know the code works"? which applies to programs written by either human or computers.
As far as I know the solution is to write a lot of test cases. By doing that you just created a lot of examples to train a program synthesizer. It doesn't really matter the codes that pass all your tests are written by the engineer you hired or the synthesizer.
Say sorting. You don't need to learn any computer science to tell a list of number is sorted or not.
Problem with the specs. Yes it's irritating to give spec that covers all the cases. But it's a universal problem in software engineering "How do I know the code works"? which applies to programs written by either human or computers.
As far as I know the solution is to write a lot of test cases. By doing that you just created a lot of examples to train a program synthesizer. It doesn't really matter the codes that pass all your tests are written by the engineer you hired or the synthesizer.