Emotionally attached … no, but damm I would not want to write code by hand again. I stand behind principles and years of development, so if enough time spent with ai on a task I would be happy to defend its quality, as I believe newcomers/juniors will try as well so I guess expected?
This reply makes me think that my original post also comes across as overly dismissive of reasonable debate around code changes.
As you've stated, years of development has made me expect a certain level of discourse as people will inevitably want to defend the quality if they think it's reasonable.
Maybe my post is a form of AI psychosis in itself....
The most of my co-workers stay skeptical to AI outcome all the time, so your described "problems" don't exist at my work. I am just someone who likes to trust AI, at least under the circumstances that it proved it's statements. I am emotionally attached to the new way of work though, because my life became way more stress free since then.
Emotionally attached … no, but damm I would not want to write code by hand again. I stand behind principles and years of development, so if enough time spent with ai on a task I would be happy to defend its quality, as I believe newcomers/juniors will try as well so I guess expected?
This reply makes me think that my original post also comes across as overly dismissive of reasonable debate around code changes.
As you've stated, years of development has made me expect a certain level of discourse as people will inevitably want to defend the quality if they think it's reasonable.
Maybe my post is a form of AI psychosis in itself....
The most of my co-workers stay skeptical to AI outcome all the time, so your described "problems" don't exist at my work. I am just someone who likes to trust AI, at least under the circumstances that it proved it's statements. I am emotionally attached to the new way of work though, because my life became way more stress free since then.
I am more emotionally attached to the _outcome of the use_ of that code than the code itself.