The code correctness part is very true. I don't mind LLMs as part of a journey on code, but it shouldn't be the end product. I see something submitted by a co

The code correctness part is very true. I don't mind LLMs as part of a journey on code, but it shouldn't be the end product. I see something submitted by a colleague that doesn't fit the problem we have + tech well, go and ask an LLM and it outputs very similar code. It's clear at that point that they submitted heavily LLMs produced code without giving it the work it needed.