[jasfi]

I'm thinking of the stories I've read about developer burnout. Then tweets where people say developing is 90% debugging and 10% writing code. These systems would hopefully reduce burnout, shorten troubleshooting times, and identify problems before code is rolled out to Production.

[SketchySeaBeast]

It seems to me in the short term we'll be doing more debugging and even less writing as we copy & paste suggestions and try to figure out why they aren't working.

[Ekaros]

I think in the end it might cause more debugging. And I mean hard debugging with things being subtly wrong and not trivial to fix or correct.