Points from the article:

• As long as the result works, it's fine.

• You're still getting paid, just write prompts not code.

• Automation happened before, this is just a new iteration, and this time the means of production is your head so it's easy to seize.

• People copied from Stack Overflow before, now it's just automated.

• Just use academic and community models if you dislike mainstream ones.

I don't think I buy any of his arguments, it's like he's trying to manipulate me into helping him sell some kind of "AI" services of his employer.