The difficulty of software is not writing the code. Its understanding what you need to do and how to do it. Adding code gen to low code makes understanding what you are doing harder not easier.
This is really bad CodeGen UX, especially compared to many good recent Show HN cases that didn't get to the front page.
Piece of advice. The vocal fry of the narrator makes him sound sarcastic. I hope it helps.
Don't want to sound negative, but copy-pasting results from ChatGPT session to a code editor is not an "integration".
Between the slowness of the editor, the "glue" work that needs to be done to even try out the GPT-generated code, the overall experience seems quite poor.
To me, it seems there are low-code platforms with better UX where doing this exercise, even without any AI assistance, would be as easy and likely smoother.