Not all reading is the same. If I tell an AI to write code that does X then checking if a provided code actually does X is a lot faster than writing it myself.

Not all reading is the same. If I tell an AI to write code that does X then checking if a provided code actually does X is a lot faster than writing it myself. The way I use AI is to think at a high level how I want to implement something and then instead of writing the code tell the AI to write it by giving it specific instructions. Then proof-read it and fix the 1-2 things that it inevitably gets wrong. I'm not reading some random code that I don't know what it's supposed to be doing. I'm reading the output of an instruction I gave that include some technical detail on how to implement it. Reading it and doing minor fixes is really fast.