If by "people" you mean "general public", and by "accomplish things" you mean solving some immediate problems, that may or may not involve authoring a script or even a small app - then yes, this is already happening, and is a big reason behind the AI hype as it is.
If by "people" you mean "experienced software engineers", and by "accomplish things" you mean meaningful contributions to a large software product, measured by high internal code and process quality standards, then no - AI tools may not help with that directly, though chances are greater when you have enough experience with those tools to reliably give them right context and steer away from failure modes.
Still, solving one-off problems != incremental improvements to a large system.
My post is a single sentence and I literally wrote "people with no experience"
None of these statements are controversial. What we have to establish is- Does the experienced AI builder outperform the experienced manual coder?
