This is the analysis of this topic that I agree with. Programming has already evolved an incredible degree; from "programmers" rewiring the first computers as m

This is the analysis of this topic that I agree with. Programming has already evolved an incredible degree; from "programmers" rewiring the first computers as means to input new programs, to coding 1 and 0's with swithes on massive panels, to assemblers that magically did all that for you (Hammings "automatic programming") to compilers and high level languages. We are truly standing on the shoulders of giants. I also agree with the idea that any ai that programs will have to be human level. So much of what we do is making sense of vague requierments and product owners who don't even know or can't express exactly what they want. Personally, I do very little actual programming, haven't for years.