I stopped using AI assistance when I realized every time the agent made a change, I had to go behind and simplify it by about 80%. It's easier, faster, more fun

I stopped using AI assistance when I realized every time the agent made a change, I had to go behind and simplify it by about 80%. It's easier, faster, more fun, and produces a better end product if I just go ahead and do it myself. If I am feeling lazy I can have one of the chats give me their shit solution to the micro problem at hand and extract the line I need and integrate it properly. This is usually a little faster than reading the manual, but it's wrong often enough that I usually read the manual for everything the bot does, to make sure. And so next time I can skip asking it. Someone wake me up and tell me to try these tools again when the flow isn't prompting and deleting and repeat. inb4 someone tells me there's a learning curve for this human language product that is supposed to make it so I'm obsolete and my CEO can do my job because it makes coding so easy that even an experienced coder has to climb a steep learning curve but there's going to be a white collar blood bath also fucking pick a narrative, AI shills