Many of the “no” comments here are very focused on the current state. The author seems to be looking at a longer time horizon of computing paradigms, for examp

Many of the “no” comments here are very focused on the current state. The author seems to be looking at a longer time horizon of computing paradigms, for example invoking ENIAC. On that scale I tend to agree. Vibe coding has only been around a year or two and look how big of an impact it already has. Imagine what another 10 years of progress will look like.