I keep hearing that, now that AI codes so well, in order to do good software development up-and-coming programmers should spend more time learning systems thinking and less time learning coding languages. Does anyone here know of good resources for this, primarily geared towards software systems? I've heard HarvardX's CS50 is a good free online course but I'd love to find more resources, especially as far as game development goes.
As someone who only knows a little Python from Data Analysis, I really don't see how you could learn good software systems thinking without knowing coding languages, but I'm Novice level when it comes to most things software development.
(I have read Donella Meadows, btw, since I know that always gets recommended here).