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I see plenty of people at work use it. I don't, because I feel like understanding a topic takes time. However, this applies to the work I do. Having an instant boilerplate generator is nice, I guess.

I think if anything, you'll be spending a lot of time code reviewing AI output. Reading code and thinking about if its failure cases is a good thing. Having to constantly do this could make you sharper at that. (EDIT:) Also to clarify that you are still the one that has to see the forest from the trees with the problems you are working, so the "how things fit together" is still a skill to develop.