No
Most of the time it's inefficient and full of bugs
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In the thread “The thrill of AI is fading – and Wall Street is getting clear-eyed about value”, replying to this comment
Got in the way: Juniors pushed buggy, inefficient code without understanding quality.
… They believe it gives them amazing powers because they don't have the experience to know whether a solution is good, bad, or completely buggy. Most of the time it's inefficient and full of bugs. I do believe you learn from your own mistakes, but that requires thinking for yourself, not generating random answers.