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Absolutely true but that's due to "democratization" of software development so even people on the left side of the bell curve can "contribute" along with the "move fast and break things" management philosophy that priorities cranking out crap rapidly over building anything of quality.
Back in the 80s, a programmer wrote a Chess game, complete with a decent AI, in 672 bytes. Not 672 megs or even 672K, 672 bytes. If developers of that level still exist, they're unappreciated and stuck in a corner somewhere working on CSS bugs in some rando company's website.
Decent to excellent software development can happen but it requires strict controls over who gets to do the development, dedication to isolating them from bike shedding bosses, and a willingness to be patient. MBAbros believe first mover advantage trumps everything so that last part ends up being nearly impossible.