I see what you're saying, but making things less boring by essentially gambling on the implementation of it is a pretty strange thing to do, in my opinion.

Sure, some people legitimately work on things that middle schoolers can put together, and for those things I suppose using LLMs as a way of just getting them done is a less risky prospect. For those cases I don't really see the point of tossing it over the hedge to LLMs because what exactly are you doing beyond that? These types of projects have almost nothing to actually do beyond the grunt work of wiring together MVC stuff.

It's not as if you're going to now have time for interesting things, as they tend to not exist at all in those types of projects, and they're rarely important or big enough to warrant much thought in terms of distributed systems design and so on.

I guess I can see a situation where someone instead finds time to work on actually interesting side projects because they've basically stopped doing their work manually because it's not something worth doing manually. Personally I don't think I could stand that type of situation because it would feel bad on a moral level as well as on a personal stimulation level.