I don’t understand why people advise junior developers to avoid using AI.
They lack experience, but they’re not stupid.
Surely they’ll eventually figure the right design.
Besides, reading code and evaluating its quality is a super valuable skill, which you’ll learn much faster with AI.
They lack experience, but they’re not stupid.
Surely they’ll eventually figure the right design.
Besides, reading code and evaluating its quality is a super valuable skill, which you’ll learn much faster with AI.
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It’s not true.
For example most executives are motivated by money. So they assume giving more money will magically improve performance. Usually not true.
Figuring out the right design requires you to think about design, to make decision’s. Basically to fail. AI stops that.
Thats what your asking junior devs to do in this scenario.
AI is a thing that really stops people's development, especially in the early stages.
With that said I have observed that cohorts that rely on AI early produces less good code-design than those that don’t, specifically in relation to performance, security, concurrency and validity.
Shame them into painstakingly figuring it out by themselves by trial and error.
That sounds like a terrible idea.