I've been asked several times how I use AI. My answer is - pretty much the same way I worked with developers on my team. I give a task, review the result for a reasonable amount of time - which might be close to zero for a minor front-end change - and then either accept it, change it myself, or ask for revisions.
That approach works well for me, so why would I retype AI-generated code? I wouldn't do that with code written by another developer, and their code can be just as buggy or weird in theory. You could argue that at least the developer knows how it works. That's true - for a week, a month, or a few years if you're lucky. Until he forgets or leaves.
That approach works well for me, so why would I retype AI-generated code? I wouldn't do that with code written by another developer, and their code can be just as buggy or weird in theory. You could argue that at least the developer knows how it works. That's true - for a week, a month, or a few years if you're lucky. Until he forgets or leaves.