This is a great approach! I can't wait to dive back into coding once all of my other job stuff are out of the way. For sure, coding alongside AI is the better deal rather than relying on AI fully. In fact, for most areas: Writing. Language learning. Content Creation and more, there should always be a "human in the loop" to evaluate output.
I use my experience to catch coding errors from AI. When AI generates more than 12 lines of code, experience says there's at least one logical (not syntactical) error in it. I appreciate the leverage/production AI gives me, but I don't implicitly trust it. Testing backs me up.
This is a great approach! I can't wait to dive back into coding once all of my other job stuff are out of the way. For sure, coding alongside AI is the better deal rather than relying on AI fully. In fact, for most areas: Writing. Language learning. Content Creation and more, there should always be a "human in the loop" to evaluate output.
I agree 100%.
I use my experience to catch coding errors from AI. When AI generates more than 12 lines of code, experience says there's at least one logical (not syntactical) error in it. I appreciate the leverage/production AI gives me, but I don't implicitly trust it. Testing backs me up.
Yes, and a lot of hallucination and redundancy.