> Dont let AI make decisions, its supposed to take your decisions and turn those into code.

I let the AI make decisions all the time. I often approve them, and I sometimes revert them. Most of the time they’re really good decisions based on my initial intent, but followed by analysis I didn’t make but agree with.

i always found it to be easier to write code myself than to direct a junior developer.

the level of teaching involved would always mean the overall velocity of work slowed down.

some people say you can throw them the drudge work but i find that if you're doing coding right (e.g. you dont let your code base degenerate into a mess of boilerplate), there is barely any drudge work to do.