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> i'm more worried about the ones who will use it this way and assume it's always correct

There are plenty of folks who don't fall into this trap.

Example: Me. I am fully aware that LLM generated code can be wrong or worse, contain disastrous errors. But being aware of that, and looking for the things I know from experience it commonly gets wrong, allows me to use it as an incredibly powerful tool in my workflow.



I guess it’s a matter of taste, I’d find that fucking horrible.


Why would that be any more horrible than handing routine tasks and boilerplate to a junior and having to review his PR?

With the junior, I need a meeting.

With the LLM, I just let it redo.




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