I think this might be like those static analysis tools. people run their code through it, and it finds a LOT of problems, some of them serious. and then you f

I think this might be like those static analysis tools. people run their code through it, and it finds a LOT of problems, some of them serious. and then you fix them and you feel good. But after that, you have a bunch of problems that aren't real. You either ignore them or the tool starts creating more work exponentially. I suspect AI will be like that. It will help you a bit, but don't get caught up in it because you'll spend time distracted doing AI things.