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Before copilot, we were far from it. But now, given how magical this thing is, it opens many doors to what's possible with no code. I never really believe in
by BiteCode_dev 4y ago
Before copilot, we were far from it.
But now, given how magical this thing is, it opens many doors to what's possible with no code.
I never really believe in anything no code before apart from Excel and RAD.
But basic tasks are going to get accessible to a lot of people sooner than I expected
- urthor 4y agoI'm almost certain a trained professional is still going to do a far better job than an amateur. That part is unlikely to change much, if it all. Trained professionals will always outperform the latest fellow dragged off the street.
- BiteCode_dev 4y agoThat doesn't matter much. You free part of the industry from needing professionals for some simple tasks, which is enough to empower users with a lot of possibilities, and focus pros on where they are really needed. "Hey phone, next time mum send me a text about voting, you can send back a 'ok boomer'?" or "hey phone, can you setup a webpage that list my tiktok videos up to last year?" Most people are not going to hire a pro for that, but we could end up with a AI general enough to be able to do that for users. It's ok if the result is not extensible, maintainable or modular.