I think the programming working model will change as it did years ago when we moved from punch cards to files and then from assembly to higher-level languages.

I think the programming working model will change as it did years ago when we moved from punch cards to files and then from assembly to higher-level languages. Programmers will continue to program solutions with assistance from code automation for less business-focused parts of the problem at hand. Consider the more analog version of this: nowadays we spend more and more time copying answers from StackOverflow than we do debugging at a lower level.