It's not about "being able" it is about being efficient. There are many cases where current AI can provide boilerplate and good examples for doing something spe

It's not about "being able" it is about being efficient. There are many cases where current AI can provide boilerplate and good examples for doing something specific, which eases things a lot. There is a lot, of course, one can't take 1:1 into the final product, but it helps to find the right libraries, helps to find patterns, the right parts/functions to use where verification in the applicable documentation or source is a lot simpler than finding it in the docs to begin with. Using it as a tool, while not a source of truth can be good. And don't get me started about writing all the boilerplate which sometimes is needed, which is too complex for a simple editor shortcut, but too tedious for me as a human. That I review and fix a lot faster than create by hand.