I would prefer the one who refuses to use AI. Chances are that that developer will be less intellectually lazy.
I have played around with chatgpt and coding (I even have the paid version), but I fail to see it used as anything else than a brainstorming tool (at least right now).
It writes code, that is often wrong and even if right it has the quality of a very new junior developer.
But again, I also don't like IDEs (and use "unix is my IDE"), so it might just be personal preference...
I have played around with chatgpt and coding (I even have the paid version), but I fail to see it used as anything else than a brainstorming tool (at least right now). It writes code, that is often wrong and even if right it has the quality of a very new junior developer.
But again, I also don't like IDEs (and use "unix is my IDE"), so it might just be personal preference...