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@ariadne You hit on a pretty key point in regards to AI.
If you aren't already an expert in what you're having the model do for you, you don't have the ability to verify the correctness of the output. Anything produced outside of that is going to be somewhere between an unsupportable mess and hot garbage.
@patterfloof @ariadne That's really the overarching catch-22 of AI usage. That being said, it *can* be a useful *tool* when developing. Personally, I use it for getting to the heart of some of the more subtle idiosyncrasies of the Rust ownership model when I'm writing code (and the compiler doesn't just explicitly tell me what's wrong...), for example. The key word here is "tool", which implies that it assists in the task you're trying to accomplish, vs. being a replacement for the person who wants the task completed.
