AI coding sort of reminds me of when ninite originally came out for windows. It was like a "build your own OS". Check boxes and get what you need in a simple executable.

AI coding is kind of similar. You tell it what you want and it just sort of pukes it out. You run it then forget about it for the most part.

I think AI coding is kind of going to hit a ceiling, maybe idk, but it'll become an essential part of "getting stuff done quickly".