Reminds me of the "death of programmers" that I've been hearing is right around the corner for that last 3 decades. You know, computers will understand what you want and just do it. Except that 90% of programming is not translating ideas into computer cyphers, it's figuring out (or guessing at) what the user really wants.

For example, what should happen if the network drops out in the middle of a save? Should it save a copy locally? Where? No, not the temp directory; that will be erased if the computer is rebooted. And so on.