What If We Abandoned Code and Let AI Solve Problems on Its Own?

Why are we still relying on code when AI could solve problems without it?

Code is essentially a tool for control—a way for humans to tell machines exactly what to do. But as AI becomes more advanced, it’s starting to write code that’s so complex even humans can’t fully understand it. So why keep this extra layer of instructions at all?

What if we designed technology that skips coding altogether and focuses only on delivering results? Imagine a system where you simply state what you want, and it figures out how to make it happen. No coding, no apps—just outcomes.

But here’s the catch: if AI is already writing its own code, what’s stopping it from embedding hidden functions we can’t detect (Easter eggs, triggered by special sequence strings)? If code is about control, are we holding onto it just to feel like we’re still in charge? And if AI is already beyond our understanding, are we truly in control?

Is moving beyond code the next step in technology, or are there risks we’re not seeing yet?

Would love to hear your thoughts.