It's interesting that he thinks UI will be 'the first to be automated,' but in my experience the variation and creativity, constraints and rules – not to mentio

It's interesting that he thinks UI will be 'the first to be automated,' but in my experience the variation and creativity, constraints and rules – not to mention the animations – that are emergent from a UI design are so varied and complex that although this seems intuitively correct, history has told us it's anything but. Arguably the best way to describe an interface is through a declarative programming language, and unless we're saying that 'creativity in UI design is superfluous to our future requirements' it seems like this will remain the case for the foreseeable future.