I also had a deja-vu moment. When I began to study CS a professor of us really tried to get us into electrical engineering instead of CS. His basic argument was

I also had a deja-vu moment. When I began to study CS a professor of us really tried to get us into electrical engineering instead of CS. His basic argument was, that in 10 years programmers will basically be unemployed or on the verge of it, because even nowdays there are visual code generators that can create better code than most programmers could. That was 2004 and I think he was referring to LabVIEW. A lot of things have happened since then, but LabVIEW is still very much a niche application for a very specific domain. And code generators didn't magically abstract away integration, requirements optimization, scaling and architectural desision making.