> Think of like CISC vs RISC processors, on one hand we have experienced developers creating really good software while on the other hand we have inexperienced

> Think of like CISC vs RISC processors, on one hand we have experienced developers creating really good software while on the other hand we have inexperienced developers using AI creating mostly shitty code. I'm not sure I get your analogy here, unless one set of options should be reversed i.e. CISC has been hanging on for the last 30 years only because of all the shitty non-portable code written for it, and layer upon layer of hardware hacks.