Yes for many non-technical people who are building stuff for the very first time, this is absolutely true. Natural language will always be easier for them. But experienced engineers are wanting to use AI for very complex codebases, and AI struggles significantly beyond a certain point.
replyWould need to try out in a complex project to have opinion. However I already see few problems.
Slower development due this loop of generating code from you mini spec. I would snap and start writing code at one moment.
Different agent different code, off by one errors that agent deducts itself, and you miss because spec doesn't force you to write correct code. Those might be caught by unit tests, but then why not generate code based on tests, as uncle Bob does...
replyWith scale problems arise.