I totally agree! And I'm sure the reason for that is the garbage input. From time to time I have to perform quantitative code analyses in our so called enterpr

I totally agree! And I'm sure the reason for that is the garbage input. From time to time I have to perform quantitative code analyses in our so called enterprise repositories. And the results are shocking every time. I have found an extremely poor SQL code block to type cast many columns in hundreds of projects. It was simply copied again and again even though the casting was no longer necessary. The training base should be sufficiently qualified (and StackOverflow ranking is obviously not enough). But unfortunately it's probably too late for that now. Now inexperienced programmers are undercutting themselves with poor AI output as training input for the next generation of models.