Last I checked, hardware, as in CPUs and GPUs do not talk any human language. You can not command them to add or multiply or move things. You still need to tell them how to do that and at the bottom end, this is machine code, as in "1"s and "0"s.. Go one level above, it is assembly language. Even another step above it is a high level language of some sort, Let it be C or Go or Rust or whatever. Someone needs to write that program. This is not no code. At the end of those coders' effort, one newbie can come and claim that he/she could organize thse preprogrammed, proverbial Lego, bricks and created a killer app but we, the old timers know that, this newbie didn't write anything. He just reused others' code.
Low/No code programming is not programming. It is just rearranging the code someone else wrote.