"AI that executes on its own, not AI that supports" - where are humans in Fujitsu's bold software engineering vision for the future?

As the role of software engineering comes under pressure from AI, Fujitsu is launched an AI-Driven Software Development Platform, a new initiative its pitching as a bid “to bring software development into the AI age”.

According to the official launch blah blah:

This platform automates the entire software development process, from requirements definition and design to implementation and integration testing. By leveraging the Takane LLM (Fujitsu’s Large Language Model) and agentic AI technology for large-scale software development developed by Fujitsu Research, the AI-Driven Software Development Platform enables AI agents to understand complex, evolving large-scale systems owned by enterprises and public organizations. The platform has multiple AI agents collaboratively execute each stage of software development, achieving full automation of the entire process without human intervention.

Leaving aside the less-than-catchy name for this new offering - although it does what it says on the tin, I suppose - Fujitsu has big plans for ...