Probably, but DJing is a fun social activity. The DJ puts a bit of themselves in the mix. I think an AI for music mixing isn't really solving much of a problem. It's just a neat trick in my opinion. Making fun and skill obsolete is sad!
Software now is too complicated. Too many things are taken for granted. Methods like agile / scrum often force developers to do things a certain way to keep up the impression of speed. There's rarely time to think carefully.
I imagine the Switch might collect information about traffic that isn't relevant to the features the user is interested in. Seems a bit careless to just send all of it to the device.
It's a bold statement to say things are easy now. I am able to write games in 6502ASM. It's tricky, but I often find it easier than dealing with the vast network of software I need to do web development these days. Having to deal with a large amount of different devices, browsers, screen sizes and having to do automated testing etc. is a big challenge for today's developers I think. Sometimes it seems like my head is full and I will not be able to keep this up forever.
I often feel like I do way too much. Especially now that I am expected to be a full-stack engineer and be involved in managing the team. I wish my job was just programming, not all this Scrum stuff. Sometimes I think programmers need to know and do way more than people in other (perhaps more lucrative) jobs, but I guess that isn't really true.
I don't live alone. Having multiple people in the house all joining calls for different jobs around the same time is really impractical. Also I don't have an ergonomic workspace at home. I miss my coworkers and actually leaving the house.