Does it have to be a specific number? Whatever you feel like its worth using it over not.
If I write code for medical devices I might not tolerate even one AI-induced issue. If I write glorified web apps, I could tolerate dozens of them as long as it still helps get stuff done faster when it works.
Your car fails ocassionally and needs service. If most of the time it gets you there, enough that you find it worth it over NOT having a car or buying a new one, then it's useful.
And unlike the car, you can do whatever review/verification/testing of the resulting AI code before you deploy it. And the code failing wont kill you or others (if you write trading software, medical devices firmware, or airplane code, you can always not use it).
You don't even need to let it rip on your system, can use it with user confirmation for any action or have it go in a sandbox.
Does it have to be a specific number? Whatever you feel like its worth using it over not.
If I write code for medical devices I might not tolerate even one AI-induced issue. If I write glorified web apps, I could tolerate dozens of them as long as it still helps get stuff done faster when it works.
Your car fails ocassionally and needs service. If most of the time it gets you there, enough that you find it worth it over NOT having a car or buying a new one, then it's useful.
And unlike the car, you can do whatever review/verification/testing of the resulting AI code before you deploy it. And the code failing wont kill you or others (if you write trading software, medical devices firmware, or airplane code, you can always not use it).
You don't even need to let it rip on your system, can use it with user confirmation for any action or have it go in a sandbox.