Yes, I probably simplified everything too much. And someone may like to code and use “AI” to explore or learn some other unfamiliar aspects. Or, for example, someone may love the very result of creating some programs, rather than the coding process. But in a way, I just meant that if a person likes to code, invent architecture, and is interested in how everything works from the inside, then he won’t be so interested if “AI” writes all the code for him. For example, I feel more satisfied when I write the code myself. Although in quite rare cases, I can ask a local LLM question for learning when I don’t know something.
Yes, I probably simplified everything too much. And someone may like to code and use “AI” to explore or learn some other unfamiliar aspects. Or, for example, someone may love the very result of creating some programs, rather than the coding process. But in a way, I just meant that if a person likes to code, invent architecture, and is interested in how everything works from the inside, then he won’t be so interested if “AI” writes all the code for him. For example, I feel more satisfied when I write the code myself. Although in quite rare cases, I can ask a local LLM question for learning when I don’t know something.