Yes
The quality of the product is most probably net better right now than it would have been without AI
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Helped: Feeding Datadog errors to generate PRs and guiding architecture.
Got in the way: Fails on certain types of tasks.
… That alone has fixed a bunch of bugs we wouldn't have had time to address / that were low volume. The quality of the product is most probably net better right now than it would have been without AI. And velocity / latency of changes is much better than it was a year ago (working at the same company, with the same people)