I think a lot people here are mixing up the ideas of automated software development and anthropomorphization of AI. Expecting AI to employ human intuition to solve problems, that's anthropomorphization.
For one, anthropomorphzation is an easy trap to fall into, even in a lot of research, because it is "easy to understand". However, it always ends up to be a massive waste of time. Instead of realizing they are going down the wrong path, people tend to double down on anthropomorphzation when things don't work.
For two, it provides an easy way to shift the goalpost on what can and cannot be done. It is like expecting people to work in an automated manufacturing line
, then use the fact that people keep dying as evidence to argue against automation. No, automation is not the problem, the people getting in the way are. Instead of wasting time giving yourself a false sense of complacency, it will be more productive to spend that energy to automate away the bean counters and management — make them redundant before they make you redundant.