AI is making experineced developers with architecture experience quite a bit faster. Ingesting legacy code, understanding it, looking at potential ways to rewo

AI is making experineced developers with architecture experience quite a bit faster. Ingesting legacy code, understanding it, looking at potential ways to rework it, and then putting in place the axioms to first work with it yourself, and then for others to join in has been able to get down from months to weeks and days. Developing green field from scratch, statically typed languages seem to work a bit better than not. Putting enough information around the requirements and how to structure undertake them is critical or it can turn into cowboy coding pretty easily, or default AI is leaning towards the average of it's corpus, not the best. That's where the developer comes in.