Programming will never be redundant, computer languages are always moving to higher order languages. We have moved from assembly to, C, to C+, to C#/Java/ to R/GO to ... When AI exists there will be people in charge of giving it unambiguous instructions; no mater what you call them; functionally they will be programmers.

It creates a unique hash so that the same error is not duplicated, replicates the all the stack that was instrumented with all the parameters and class variables, and the database accessed so far ( by Entity Framework) . Check it out at ErrorUnit.com

I just created new software at ErrorUnit.com that exactly tackles this issue. It creates C# unit tests (MSTest or NUnit) Mocking all the data accessed so far via EF, the method parameters, and all the class properties/fields (even private). Or it can create a unit test for where you are paused in the Visual Studio debugger.