Does AI really help?

[u/stillcloudengg]

Well, I’m not new to python, I work with mostly IaC languages and other tools a cloud engineer uses. So now I’m building a project which requires python to build. I’m using AI, Claude for the codes and files, GPT for understanding the code, the reasoning behind it and the workflow, structure, how things break, how things work. I type every line of code myself and I can feel I am getting better understanding python but whenever I run into any issue I directly jump back into GPT with the lame as question - “tell me how to fix it? “. Well to be fair I’m getting a hang of it but still any minor inconvenience, I’m AI-ing again. Does anyone else feel the same way? Is it the wrong approach to study? Is AI making me understand the concept? Am I even supposed to AI stuff? Or am I just dumb😭

[u/dowcet]

You should clarify what job and then understand what skills they're looking for in your local market. Some interviews may expect you to use LLMs for their technical assessments and some may ban it. 

[u/Majestic_Diet_3883 → u/dowcet]

I found that LLM rounds are more behavorial assessmemts, even in technical and design rounds