I'm an architect with decades of development experience. I know how the tools, technologies, and frameworks work - but I don't necessarily know all the little d

I'm an architect with decades of development experience. I know how the tools, technologies, and frameworks work - but I don't necessarily know all the little details like an expert would. I find the AI tools cover that well. I can architect and design the solution, create a skeleton of the solution, and then use AI to rapidly fill in the details and complete the implementation. It's been working well for me. I don't know how well it would work for junior developers though, because I see some things AI creates that don't look right to me. Then I have to dig in more. Still, as a tool, it's been pretty awesome. To address your last point, I think there's still a future for publishers and online training courses. They need to focus on the "big picture" - the concerns of architects and designers, and what good practices look like. The publishers also need to publish all the details, so when the AI looks "off" you have resources to double-check.