From what I can tell, the market for these low-code tools is as much non-tech managers as it is the actual users. Slick demos go a long way to convincing peopl

From what I can tell, the market for these low-code tools is as much non-tech managers as it is the actual users. Slick demos go a long way to convincing people who own budgets and are tired of expensive engineering salaries. Which I can understand, because engineers are expensive and behave in ways that are unintuitive for non-tech people. But I fear “generative AI coding tools” appeals to the same people for the same reasons, leading to the same results.