People who are afraid of learning further and becoming 'less' dependent on AI will use any argument to try and validate their knowledge of how to use ai which basically any human capable of basic understanding can do long it is not taken to professional level of research
Exactly where you are wrong
AI will replace those who are dependent on AI, those who can't operate without it. You are basically using AI's knowledge, what's the point of you being there when ai improves further and replaces that role?
But you do you, convince yourself otherwise.
Stop "Vibe Coding" Your Projects:
I recently inherited a project that was built entirely through "vibe coding." While it technically worked at launch, scaling it for production has been a nightmare.
The Reality of Vibe-Coded Debt:
Inconsistency: Multiple artifacts spread across mismatched tech stacks.
Zero Portability: It took four days just to achieve a local build.
Lack of Logic: Huge sections of code are virtually unreadable because they lack a cohesive architecture.
To my fellow developers:
Efficiency in the short term isn't worth a total collapse in the long term. If you want a project to scale, build it with intention, standard patterns, and documentation. Don't leave a mess for the next person to clean up.