I guess you could classify myself as "not a programmer" since I don't do it daily, and I mostly make scripts and small web APIs in python for tinkering around w

I guess you could classify myself as "not a programmer" since I don't do it daily, and I mostly make scripts and small web APIs in python for tinkering around with IoT stuff. ChatGPT has made it incredibly easy for me to program quick solutions to problems. "Write a simple Sanic framework app that has a POST request with route '/logtemp' that accepts two parameters - a datetime and a value between from -40 to +40. - the route will then call a function that inserts these values into a Sqlite database with method signature logTemperature(datetime, temperature)." I have to do some additional coaxing obviously (and prompt it for edge case recovery, etc. etc.), but it takes the mundane-ness out of learning the framework for something I'm not planning on selling or scaling up - not considering any other problems that can go wrong blindly inserting data into a database, etc. etc. Maybe for full-time programmers who need to maintain complex codebases with many different source files, etc. - I could see that AI might not be able to help with that, but given enough time I'm sure we'll see AI software that will absorb your code, run/scrutinize it, and come up with recommendations, etc. you can make to it to make it better. (maybe automatically!)