Ah, yes, the death of programming. I'm pretty sure that people have been heralding the end of programming since approximately when Grace Hopper made a compiler. Some of the programming-killers have turned out to be useful (eg compilers), some, er, less so (eg 4GLs, 5GLs, previous attempts at AI-assisted programming), but none have thus far killed off programming.

Remember when the previous AI bubble was going to obsolete unsightly surgeons, drivers, etc with CV magic, about a decade ago?