I'm guessing it depends on the situation, but at what point does all of that become more work than just writing the tests and code yourself? Is it worth the "i

I'm guessing it depends on the situation, but at what point does all of that become more work than just writing the tests and code yourself? Is it worth the "investment" to learn how to teach ChatGPT coding? Or will ChatGPT2 come out in six months, based on a different algorithm, and you'll back to square one teaching it over again? Personally, I find writing new code easier than editting existing code, regardless of how it's written. I'd much rather have an AI that scans the code I write and searches for bugs Writing code is easy, finding bugs is hard, and it's the finding of bugs that I'd like to see automated.