There are more things in computing, Dario, that are dreamt of in your philosophy. Respectfully, @AnthropicAI's @DarioAmodei is profoundly wrong. At best, this is a shift in levels of abstraction and a reduction in friction: nothing more, nothing less. Valuable? Yes. An earthshaking discontinuity? No. Consider the vast breadth of software. Some domains - such as simple apps that sit on top of CRUD backends at scale - are certainly amenable to automation largely because a) they are architecturally simple b) most of their essential design decisions are already manifest in the libraries that underpin them, c) if we are talking UI elements, even these are incremental adaptations to existing patterns, and d) speaking of patterns, most AI coding assistants have been trained on a multitude of such use cases, so what is really happening is the delivery of the common mediocrity of that trained data which is undeniably useful but most certainly not a state change in development. The word of computing is much bigger than web-centric software-intensive systems at scale.