Why does any of this matter if you're barely bothering to look at/review it and you'll probably throw it out if there's a problem with it? If it only takes 34 seconds to generate, the whole thing is disposable and none of these things that are important for maintenance matter. It doesn't matter if it follows your existing patterns because you're not going to maintain it. Documentation doesn't matter, because you're not bothering to configure it or even understand how it works. And you're not going to figure out why it doesn't work, you're just going to ask the LLM to fix the bug or rewrite it for you.
You're trying to sell someone on using the bespoke, shrink-wrapped software generator by pointing out things that don't matter to people who want to use shrink-wrapped software, and do matter to people who are not interested in shrink-wrapped software.
> If you're a developer: Learn to work with AI tools. Not just as a fancy autocomplete, but as a collaborative partner. The developers who figure this out first will have an insurmountable advantage.
I guess if you can get it to generate code that looks like code you wrote, you can gloss over the fact that you didn't actually write it but still put your name next to it because you typed in the prompt. This is ordering food in a restaurant, and calling yourself a chef.
There's definitely utility, for some people in some situations, to be able to order food and have it delivered to them ready to eat. And there's utility to having a personal chef who will provide anything you ask for. But you don't call that cooking.