And so the low-code/no-code cycle spins another revolution. It's been going since COBOL. Writing programs in COBOL was supposed to eliminate the need for progr

And so the low-code/no-code cycle spins another revolution. It's been going since COBOL. Writing programs in COBOL was supposed to eliminate the need for programmers, as businesspeople could understand the code because it was written in English-like syntax. But, it turns out, looking like English isn't enough to make the computer work. Later on were the form builders. Now anyone could put widgets on the screen. Making them do anything was still hard. In the AI age, anyone can put widgets on the screen and they can do things, but making them do the right things well is still hard.