The article argues that we are entering a new phase in software development, likening it to the Cambrian explosion in biology. AI coding tools have advanced significantly, allowing rapid creation of software, but they still fall short in critical areas like system architecture and security. As a result, skilled engineers will be essential to manage the influx of new software and ensure quality.

This article discusses how the rise of AI coding tools threatens the viability of low-code platforms. It outlines the shift from low-code to in-house development, highlighting a company's experience in moving away from these platforms for better efficiency and control.