Not a chance. You just described the surface area. The complexity is in the business rules and logic behind those IO interfaces. We could develop tools that

Not a chance. You just described the surface area. The complexity is in the business rules and logic behind those IO interfaces. We could develop tools that would build those interfaces from words you speak, but until you can speak deterministic logic and rules to the computer to define the behaviors you need, you still need programmers. In fact, I would argue that the programmer/developer is less a person who types code and more a person who helps a user decide the rules of the systems they have requested.