> better over time
The problem is all the most reliable code it can give you is stuff which ought to be (or already is) a documentation example or a reusable library, instead of "copy paste as a service".
> better over time
The problem is all the most reliable code it can give you is stuff which ought to be (or already is) a documentation example or a reusable library, instead of "copy paste as a service".
If AI could generate better documentation for my domain tools, I'd take back maybe 75% of my criticisms for it.
But alas, this rush means they want to pitch to replace people like me, not actually make me more productive.