In my opinion it depends on how AI is being used. In many projects it’s hard to avoid it completely for example, while building a game solver I ended up using A

In my opinion it depends on how AI is being used. In many projects it’s hard to avoid it completely for example, while building a game solver I ended up using AI in a few places. More or less half of the development was done through vibe-coding and for screenshot detection I trained a small object detection model by AI. That part is difficult to solve reliably with simple rules and logic alone because screenshots vary a lot between devices. Here it is: https://www.aiblockblastsolver.com https://www.aiblockblastsolver.com At the same time, most of the logic, debugging and problem-solving still came down to regular development work. So using AI with clear limits feels more like using a tool than replacing the work itself.