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Didn't downvote. I use AI, and not ashamed of it. I don't write huge programs and I damn sure don't release anything to the public mainly because, in the back of my mind, I can just see some poor chap using my code and now smoke is coming out of his server. It works for me. Usually it's 'write a script that does _________' or Docker compose files. It seems pretty accurate for those uses and if I need a bash command sequence explained, it's good for that too.
I also use AI when I master my audio tracks before I upload them. I am clinically deaf and there are some frequencies that I just can't hear well enough to make a judgement call. It's pretty good at that too.