> The two current approaches are no/low code which has been around in some aspect for a while now That has been around for at least thirty-five years. If it we

> The two current approaches are no/low code which has been around in some aspect for a while now That has been around for at least thirty-five years. If it were going to lead anywhere, it would have, by now. > and ai/ML generated code which is young. I'm expecting more of a repeat than a difference.