I am skeptical and against the hype of this "replacing" programmers which it certainly won't as the AI engine that it uses (GPT-3) is limited and the code itself can also generate garbage or introduce insecure and vulnerable code as well. This is why it will always be 'assistive' rather than going to 'replace' anything. 10 years later, self-driving cars are still unsafe and immature.
The hype squad of this tool know it is limited but they want to capitalise on the 'AI' automation narrative to those who don't know any better.
I am skeptical and against the hype of this "replacing" programmers which it certainly won't as the AI engine that it uses (GPT-3) is limited and the code itself can also generate garbage or introduce insecure and vulnerable code as well. This is why it will always be 'assistive' rather than going to 'replace' anything. 10 years later, self-driving cars are still unsafe and immature.
The hype squad of this tool know it is limited but they want to capitalise on the 'AI' automation narrative to those who don't know any better.