Don't just blindly accept or reject what the model is giving you. On one side, these are just tools, but on the other side they are powerful tools. The more you

Don't just blindly accept or reject what the model is giving you. On one side, these are just tools, but on the other side they are powerful tools. The more you know the programming language, libraries, frameworks, design patterns, etc the more you can benefit from these tools. If you know what the good code should look like, and tell the model to generate that code, and you're quick to check it the better. On the other side, if you're not programmer and the model generates code that compiles - it's bad for you if you don't know what this code is doing... I personally love these toys and the only downside is that they are services and not local tools (yet).