This all sounds good on paper but I have an honest question: How do you develop judgement as a junior or mid level engineer to critique AI if you yourself never learned that skill by making mistakes in the first place?
I’m not saying that all code should be typed by hand in 2026 but there are certain subtle things you learn only when you get into nitty gritty details especially related to security.
Also today’s AI is notoriously bad at ownership. When you ask it to give you a concrete answer, it will still give you options with pros & cons of each so that ultimately you own the decision and not it. So how do you decide between the two (or more) when you never learned to do it yourself?
I’m not saying that all code should be typed by hand in 2026 but there are certain subtle things you learn only when you get into nitty gritty details especially related to security.
Also today’s AI is notoriously bad at ownership. When you ask it to give you a concrete answer, it will still give you options with pros & cons of each so that ultimately you own the decision and not it. So how do you decide between the two (or more) when you never learned to do it yourself?