Long before this current AI hype cycle, we’ve had excellent code completion in editors for decades. So I guess by that definition, we’ve all been writing AI assisted code for a very long time.
I'd say so, and it's a bit misleading to leave that out. Code generation is almost as old as computing. So far, most of it happened to be deterministic.
Yeah but it didn't cost trillions and needed its own nuclear power plant. Noone disputes that llm/ai is cool/can be helpful but at what cost, where is the roi?
