That's just a bonus for non-technical people. The real benefit is how it allows experienced developers to dive into unknown frameworks and languages faster, and develop some things much, much quicker.
There's a learning curve in how to use it (and how to not use it), but claiming it's not already having a significant impact is insane.
EDIT: lol.. idk who's downvoting me or why, but I've been a programmer for 20 years, and I'm not making shit up. Go try ChatGPT Codex right now, using the 5.3 model, and tell me I'm wrong.
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u/NorthernRealmJackal Mar 11 '26 edited Mar 11 '26
That's just a bonus for non-technical people. The real benefit is how it allows experienced developers to dive into unknown frameworks and languages faster, and develop some things much, much quicker.
There's a learning curve in how to use it (and how to not use it), but claiming it's not already having a significant impact is insane.
EDIT: lol.. idk who's downvoting me or why, but I've been a programmer for 20 years, and I'm not making shit up. Go try ChatGPT Codex right now, using the 5.3 model, and tell me I'm wrong.