> general AI will allow non-programmers Sure... when general AI becomes available, flexible, and has solid usability for something like this. Which will be ab

> general AI will allow non-programmers Sure... when general AI becomes available, flexible, and has solid usability for something like this. Which will be about the time that faster than light stardrives become common and our meals are materialized out of thin air on demand. Despite perceptions, the last few years' "AI boom" is mostly marketing. Advances in processor power have made deep learning algorithms practical outside lab settings, but we're not even close to a "generic AI" that can think as well as even a dog can. That's decades away at the earliest. Right now, we don't even understand how our own brains work.