Copilot stuff has made some things harder for me to review, funnily enough. I don't blame it on the model, but the programmer using it with zero scrutiny.
If people doggedly continue down that path they're going to stagnate for as long as they assume the AI is always right.
Just because an LLM can can cobble together some output doesn't mean that the output is instantly trustworthy.
Not to mention languages often optimise for different things. If you want to default to JS for everything because the AI can auto-complete that more easily, you're locking into a very specific operating model.
If people doggedly continue down that path they're going to stagnate for as long as they assume the AI is always right.
Just because an LLM can can cobble together some output doesn't mean that the output is instantly trustworthy.
Not to mention languages often optimise for different things. If you want to default to JS for everything because the AI can auto-complete that more easily, you're locking into a very specific operating model.