That’s fine until your code makes its way to production, an unconsidered side effect occurs and then you have to face me.

You are still responsible for what you do regardless of the means you used to do it. And a lot of people use this not because it’s more productive but because it requires less effort and less thought because those are the hard bits.

I’m collecting stats at the moment but the general trend in quality as in producing functional defects is declining when an LLM is involved in the process.

So far it’s not a magic bullet but a push for mediocrity in an industry with a rather bad reputation. Never a good story.