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I get the flex from people that have never used AI, believe me. But I think it's equally powerful that I used pretty much all of these tools to learn how they work and see what they do for myself, I stopped using them because they are not very useful and I wouldn't care if they disappeared at all.

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I tried to do exactly what the AI people said to do and ignore the noise and give them a shot. I did. I can see how AI writes barely good enough code to write a lot of boilerplate software but I am not a programmer. No other use case seems really useable at all aside from transcribing audio.

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To clarify when I say I am not a programmer, I can write code well enough for my own projects and I even teach beginner programming, but I am far from good enough to do it professionally.

I think the industry will probably persist based purely on the fact it can write code that compiles, and I believe it will eventually do this cheaper than people doing it. This barely justifies AI as a business, and none of the other use cases rise to that level even.