Comment by to11mtm

It's definitely scary in a way.

However I'm still finding a trend even in my org; better non-AI developers tend to be better at using AI to develop.

AI still forgets requirements.

I'm currently running an experiment where I try to get a design and then execute on an enterprise 'SAAS-replacement' application [0].

AI can spit forth a completely convincing looking overall project plan [1] that has gaps if anyone, even the AI itself, tries to execute on the plan; this is where a proper, experienced developer can step in at the right steps to help out.

IDK if that's the right way to venture into the brave new world, but I am at least doing my best to be at a forefront of how my org is using the tech.

[0] - I figured it was a good exercise for testing limits of both my skills prompting and the AI's capability. I do not expect success.