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It's not that different than using Stack for parts or boilerplate code (since AI probably just stole from that anyways). So you still need to know what's going on unless you literally just keep throwing prompts at every error for 3 hours until it magically works.
I use AI mostly to troubleshoot all of the vague errors that come out of python or SQL, not to write my entire code. It's a [relatively shitty] tool, not an 'I Win' button that everybody claims it is.
Similarly, I like having it summarize search results and I can click into the actual relevant links. But yea it's pretty garbage most of the time. I'm definitely on team 'fuck ai'; I lived without it before, I can live without it again