> On the other hand, AI can also be used to generate code, and I'm optimistic that technology like this can accelerate humans' ability to encode complex processes robustly (as transformations of data) and would 10 or 100x less work than no/low code.
Ah right, lots of angles to consider! A hybrid system would certainly be interesting. Let the AI runtime generate and evaluate code to perform tasks (e.g. selenium/puppeteer in python/java). Upon failure, "escalate permissions" to enable DOM control, or full mouse/keyboard to complete the task (probably best not to let the thing open up a code-editor with M/KB controls though heh)
Ah right, lots of angles to consider! A hybrid system would certainly be interesting. Let the AI runtime generate and evaluate code to perform tasks (e.g. selenium/puppeteer in python/java). Upon failure, "escalate permissions" to enable DOM control, or full mouse/keyboard to complete the task (probably best not to let the thing open up a code-editor with M/KB controls though heh)