It is actually not just an AI-related problem. It can apply to traditional code generators too. For example, if you want to access a database, you can write th

It is actually not just an AI-related problem. It can apply to traditional code generators too. For example, if you want to access a database, you can write the SQL queries yourself, possibly taking advantage of some tools to help you build it. But in the end, that's your code. Another approach is to take a tool that analyzes the database schema and generate the database access code for you (ORM). That's not really your code anymore, and if you make changes, you are expected to do them from the tool. These two approaches have their pros and cons, but if you don't make a distinction between fully generated code and at least partially hand written code, you are going to make a mess.