machine-generated programming
[məˈʃin ˈdʒɛnəreɪtɪd ˈproʊɡræmɪŋ]
noun
programação gerada por máquina
1. The process or practice of using automated systems, algorithms, or artificial intelligence to write, generate, or create computer code and software programs with minimal or no human intervention
Machine-generated programming has accelerated development cycles by automatically producing functional code from high-level specifications.
A programação gerada por máquina acelerou os ciclos de desenvolvimento ao produzir automaticamente código funcional a partir de especificações de alto nível.
2. Code or software that is produced by machines, AI models, or code generation tools rather than being manually written by programmers
The startup leverages machine-generated programming to reduce development costs and time to market.
A startup alavanca a programação gerada por máquina para reduzir custos de desenvolvimento e tempo de comercialização.
This term has gained prominence in both Brazilian and American tech industries with the rise of AI and machine learning tools (such as GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT). In Brazil, it reflects the growing adoption of automation in software development startups, while in the USA it represents a significant shift in how enterprises approach legacy code modernization and rapid prototyping. The concept challenges traditional notions of programmer expertise and has sparked discussions about the future of software development roles.
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