>I am slowly coming to the conclusion that everything it tells you which you dont already know, is highly likely to be wrong It can also be wrong about the thi

>I am slowly coming to the conclusion that everything it tells you which you dont already know, is highly likely to be wrong It can also be wrong about the things you already know. My rule of thumb is if the cost of generation + verification + estimated correction time is higher than cost of doing it your self - avoid AI. So if you have stuff where you already know what needs to be done depending on how well it fits in the AI tool workflow, it might be a good choice. If not just don't bother.