It's kind of just an ide on steroids. You'll probably still need someone to make sure the code _actually_ does what is supposed to. Also, interfacing with weird

It's kind of just an ide on steroids. You'll probably still need someone to make sure the code _actually_ does what is supposed to. Also, interfacing with weird APIs or writing drivers for physical hardware where you need the datasheet to know what to do are probably still far away from being outsourced. I'm more worried about everything becoming even more of a buggy mess than it already is. Wonder how good something like this can get at predicting weird edge cases.