No

The tools will evolve and engineers of the future will figure out ways to use them.

This silly hype reminds me of the age-old attempt by managers to replace programming languages with plain English. They've been trying since the 60s. COBOL is a very verbose programming language that was intended to allow managers to write code. It didn't work. COBOL programs are just as hard to write as any software

Changing the programming language doesn't change the complexity of the problem or the complexity of the solution. Hopefully, the new tools will help us understand and manage the complexity