This is how you use AI tools to write code.

In our project, the user just copy-pasted the output from the AI tool and called it a day. They did not even bother to build the project and test it.

I have also started using AI tools and it has made me much more efficient. I could have done a task without AI but with it, it is much more faster.

That makes no sense. The one thing chatgpt does _really_ well is setup unit tests, which is the part of unit tests I hate.

My ChatGPT workflow is give requirements -> have it create unit tests -> give it test results until it passes.

Been playing around with a generated-code-only project: https://github.com/JerkyTreats/scrivr/

In that workflow I don't really look closely at the code. In most cases I've found it isn't really necessary.

Oh... I already see this commit being used by MS in the Copilot lawsuit.