AI works great for providing you a starting point, and giving a big picture view of how certain things work, and how you should structure them. Sometimes, even

AI works great for providing you a starting point, and giving a big picture view of how certain things work, and how you should structure them. Sometimes, even if you're a really seasoned software engineer, you'll encounter something you haven't seen before. Maybe to the point that you don't really even know what to search for to get started. So instead of spending half a day scrounging various forums, e-books, etc. you can ask the model, in somewhat vague terms, what you're looking for - and some of the LLMs are quite good at just that. Now, the implementation of such things, not quite there yet. My experience has been that the more obscure the problems you deal with, the more obsolete code the model will spit out - with dead and unsupported libraries etc.