I mean you say this, but I havent touched a line of code as a programmer in months, having been totally replaced by AI.

I mean sure I now "control" the AI, but I still think these no AGI for 2 decades claims are a bit rough.

I think AI is great and extremely helpful but if you’ve been replaced already maybe you have more time now to make better code and decisions? If you think the AI output is good by default I think maybe that’s a problem. I think general intelligence is something other than what we have now, these systems are extremely bad at updating their knowledge and hopelessly at applying understanding from one area to another. For example self driving cars are still extremely brittle to the point of every city needing new and specific training - you can just take a car with controls on the opposite side to you and safely drive in another country.

I don't want to sound mean, but c'mon, the reality is that if you haven't touched a line of code in months, you are/were not a programmer. I love Claude Code, it really has its moments. But even for the stuff it is exceptionally good at, I have to regularly fix mistakes it has made. And I only give it the fairly easy stuff I don't feel like doing myself.

Let’s see the code