It has been one of my favourites for a long time too. It quite much sums up why I’m not worried about no code, low code, or any of the current flavours of AI.

It has been one of my favourites for a long time too. It quite much sums up why I’m not worried about no code, low code, or any of the current flavours of AI. The original fallacy seems to be the belief that what is hard with programming is to remember all that pesky syntax. If we didn’t need to do that, and instead could just tell the computer in plain English what we wanted, we could get rid of programmers all together. (And the fallacy isn’t new, see COBOL).