@82mhz beware that things are not so rosy when people decide to use genAI for addressing issues in complex projects, or trying to solve complicated issues. Reading AI-generated thousand-line code submitted for review often makes me feel like my brain is melting.
Imagine someone submitted an AI generated image with extra fingers and different eyes to you for review; you might want to try and understand why those things are "wrong" and "broken", but there's no why, they just are, that's how the thing works. And of course you're often told afterwards that details aren't important, the big picture is, and the big picture is human-shaped. After seeing enough misshapen hands and extra legs, your brain stops paying attention to them, it's just background noise. When a customer finally comes complaining about wrong number of fingers, you notice you've lost your painting skill; the number of fingers is right, because you're a human and know how to count, but the drawing doesn't really look right anymore. Kind of.