Tools like Cursor and Bolt are easy to use, but also easy to break code with. While they can be useful to fill-in some boilerplate code, or help generate ideas when stuck, they can also wreak havoc if not contained. So get the non-technical users to use them.
Having people on the product or business side of things use Cursor or CoPilot can get them from 0 to clickable demo quickly. Giving them the ability to show something beyond whiteboard sketches, or flat images. More importantly it can also teach them to ask for precisely what they want and learn how iterative code works.
In this talk I will show you how to "empower" (or train) the non-technical side of business with AI powered coding, while also showing why humans are still needed.