MUSE will assemble a massive collection of chunks of code that can perform almost any task anybody could ever think of and tag all the code so it can automatically be found and assembled.
Good luck with that.
But seriously, "Art" is the worst term the author could have chosen for anything that is in danger of automation. To the extent that computer programming is an art, how could it be in any more danger than music, painting, or literature?
Good luck with that.
But seriously, "Art" is the worst term the author could have chosen for anything that is in danger of automation. To the extent that computer programming is an art, how could it be in any more danger than music, painting, or literature?