If I have to spend all that time planning on how to phrase my stuff to the chatbot, then I might as well think about the code I'm about to write and write it myself. That way I don't have to keep reviewing code I didn't write. Even if the chatbot says it's going to do this or that particular approach, that has absolutely no bearing on the generated code. Every single line must be carefully scrutinized anyway.

Reading code is a lot harder than writing it. Describing it to a "junior programmer" and then reading and scrutinizing the code is even harder. Especially because of the edge cases that you don't know if the chatbot tackled them, and if not where to fix them. Special cases tend to be subtle, so you'd need to be extra careful when trying to understand the code (which you didn't write).

And if, when coding, you think that coding is the boring part, then you are doing it wrong :)