AI is amazing. You can ask it to give you code for anything you want.
Copy and paste it into your work and, bam, there it is.
Programming personnel will become a small set of program managers that no longer actually do the coding.
I need a method here and a function there and an application is built. From back end code, databases all the way to front end interfaces, AI does it all.
I get irritated by the constant mistakes they make everywhere and the stupid inane suggestions they tend to give without me asking for them. Then I repeatedly need to tell it to do things like by line because they're producing garbage code otherwise.
Copilot when it does boilerplate functions is ok, or when you need it for documentation. But if you want to do something right, better do it yourself.
It can do little tricks so you waste less time on writing stupid code a monkey can write, and allows you to focus on the things that matter. I guess it's useful in that regard.
