I'm not trying to be snarky at all but maybe you're less experienced at prompting than me or you just have to work on some really gnarly code. Is that a possibility? Because yours is the argument that I can't say for myself.
The codebases I work on, I can pretty much delegate more and more to AI as time goes on. There's no doubt about that. They're not big unwieldy codebases that have lots of technical debt necessarily but maybe those get quickly replaced over time.
I just don't see this argument holding out over time that the AI will always make mistakes. I would love to be proven wrong though with a counter argument that jives
The codebases I work on, I can pretty much delegate more and more to AI as time goes on. There's no doubt about that. They're not big unwieldy codebases that have lots of technical debt necessarily but maybe those get quickly replaced over time.
I just don't see this argument holding out over time that the AI will always make mistakes. I would love to be proven wrong though with a counter argument that jives