AI Didn't Kill Coding, It Just Changed the Language We Use
airesearch12 · x · 2026-08-13
The quoted developer argues that coding is alive, well, and more popular than ever. AI hasn't killed coding itself but rather eliminated the need for specific programming languages. Developers still build logic, but now they do it using natural language like English instead of writing obscure syntax.
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