>> I think low code and AI have an incredible productive future. ChatGPT can create simple python programs right now. Imagine a few years from now, where it can

>> I think low code and AI have an incredible productive future. ChatGPT can create simple python programs right now. Imagine a few years from now, where it can output a low code program; that will be game changing since there won't be a need to have a software engineer to deal with the code. It's coming and it's coming fast. > Everyone is talking about chatgpt and code generation this week. I think the code generated with chatgpt might be 90% accurate but how confident would you be to deploy that in production. I haven't been paying close attention, but all the code I've seen it generate is also very simple -- like the kind of stuff someone could write after taking an intro programming class, prompted by a pretty detailed specification. Modern-day software engineers basically write detailed specifications, they don't translate specifications into "code." Whether you're writing "AI prompts" or Python, it'll still be software engineering. Though my gut feel is software engineering by prompts will feel like typing with a wet noodle to hit the keys.