This is not declarative programming, it's codegen. Codegen has its place, but it does not have the most important property of declarative interfaces: that the i

This is not declarative programming, it's codegen. Codegen has its place, but it does not have the most important property of declarative interfaces: that the implementation can improve without altering the code. As others have pointed out, natural language is often insufficient to describe precisely the operations that you want. Declarative programming solves this with specialized syntax; AI codegen solves this by guessing at what you left out, and then giving you specific imperative code that may or may not do what you want. Personally, I'll be investing my time and resources into the former.