[codingdave]

It is equally important as the other low code solutions that have been floating around since the 80s. AI doesn't change the big picture, which is that when you empower non-technical people to create apps, they will do so. 9 out of 10 won't work well. Of the 10% that do, 9 out of 10 will be over-fit to the team that built it and not grow, even while solving a problem for that team. For the 1% that work, are broadly useful, and grow... they will fail at scale, and a professional team will then need to come in and smooth out the rough edges.

AI is a new tool to walk that same path. Maybe it will let people go father before needing help, maybe not. But if you are trying to run a low code platform, your focus should be at least partially on that last step of the path - how do you help people take their work farther before needing to call for help?