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[–] bobbear@lemmy.world 1 points 15 hours ago

The first half of the article reads like the dime-a-dozen "if it ain't perfect I'm not using it". You can safely skip it. In the second part, he gets around to his point, which is finally brought home in the summary:

However, especially in software development, it is quite likely that AI-based software development will eventually become the predominant paradigm and the tools will mature. Therefore, it is highly advisable not to ignore AI-based software development even if the tooling is still highly immature. Instead, it is important to follow the evolution and understand the technology well enough to know when the inflection points arrive.