> It’s still a common argument whether you’ll get better results coding manually or using AI. Except the post has nothing to do with “better results” of the ge

> It’s still a common argument whether you’ll get better results coding manually or using AI. Except the post has nothing to do with “better results” of the generated output, it concerns itself with the effect it has on the user’s learning. That’s the theme which is relevant to the discussion. And we already know LLMs impact your learning. How could it not? If you don’t use your brain for a task, it gets worse at that task. We’ve know that, with studies, since before LLMs.