I feel exactly the same. On the other hand, the “speed up my work a lot” part is important, and shouldn’t be overlooked. Like, if someone reads this article and figures they don’t need to learn to use AI for their coding job, that’s the wrong conclusion to make.
Agreed, I feel that a developer who refuses to learn to work with AI tools will inevitably fall behind those that do. But I don't see AI being able to replace a developer who can work WITH AI anytime soon (at least on anything non trivial).
