In my experience, AI makes good engineers better and bad engineers worse. Thinking about the implementation is an intellectual task, writing the code - no. If a machine can save some time/effort of writing the outcome, why not. At the same time, many folks rely on that autogenerated code as if it is automagically correct and optimal, which is often not the case. So, you still need to know how to code to filter out BS. P.S. also, in my experience, AI works better with small-scoped tasks like “write a function that…”, “write a test for this function”, etc. More on reddit.com

Idk, it's probably dogshit like most of these AI startups / code assistant... More on reddit.com

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