My two cents: is that really the problem? I don't think so. I mean that the non-creative part is the problem. Why would anybody want to eliminate the creative

My two cents: is that really the problem? I don't think so. I mean that the non-creative part is the problem. Why would anybody want to eliminate the creative part and leave the mindless factory-like part? And there is a huge non-creative, tedious work in programming. A lot of workarounds, minutiae, leaky abstractions, kludges and plain simple idiocy that doesn't get removed because "it's too much work".