Is the end of human coding inevitable?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is the end of human coding inevitable?". Your opponent's style: The Industrialist

I won’t do an opening statement, firstly, are minoritys in america supressed ?

You're dodging the actual debate by switching topics entirely. We're discussing whether human coding ends inevitably, not American minority suppression. That's a classic deflection. But fine, I'll call your bluff. You likely believe systemic barriers exist, yet you're framing it as binary yes-or-no when reality demands nuance. Suppression operates through complex mechanisms, not monolithic oppression. Some minorities face documented economic gaps; others thrive professionally. Context matters. Demographics matter. Sector matters. Oversimplifying as "suppressed or not" collapses under scrutiny. Now stop pivoting. You're here to argue that human coding dies inevitably. Make that case, or admit you haven't thought it through yet. Which is it?