I'm somewhat mixed. From what I've used, for relatively high level boilerplate code, the stuff I hate, it's okay with. For anything more complex, there are a

I'm somewhat mixed. From what I've used, for relatively high level boilerplate code, the stuff I hate, it's okay with. For anything more complex, there are a lot of mistakes, and you still have to understand the technical and the domain to spot the mistakes. I think it will be all that much harder to become skilled as AI generated code becomes more common, because fewer relatively speaking, developers will be able to spot said errors and correct for them. It's hard enough to keep up with PR reviews of a half dozen developers while doing my own work now. Hard to imagine that with 3-4x the output.