The stuff he describes should rightly be replaced by an AI. However, I think we can still level up. After initial excitement about GPT-generated code I realize

The stuff he describes should rightly be replaced by an AI. However, I think we can still level up. After initial excitement about GPT-generated code I realize that the danger is that we will very quickly generate a lot of code with subtle bugs that will take even longer to debug. If I write the code myself I (or whoever I have look over my shoulder) will be quicker finding the bugs. If it's GPT code I'll first have to dig through the idiosyncrasies, then find the logic error. Also: writing multi-threaded or otherwise concurrent code is hard to imagine even with GPT 6 or 7.